Posted by dave2 on July 16, 2011 at 20:48:49 from (139.139.35.70):
In Reply to: Modern or Classic? posted by farmer boy on July 16, 2011 at 18:35:33:
I use modern..... I took a couple bumps on the melon over the years and my short term memory ain't the best so modern view helps me. Also like the search option in modern view. Fill out your profile in modern view and folks can email you and see your website (if you have one) with a quick click without you having to "open" your email by typing it every time.
You have to login to post in modern view so whatever you post has your handle on it. If superdave, joey, and a few of the other anonymous ignoramous' would use modern view, you'd know who they were without going to classic to compare IP's.
Don't like modern view because it's hard to tell who some folks are replying to as they hijack threads and turn them into personal conversations/bashing. Find myself getting google-eyed using classic tho.
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