Posted by JDseller on July 16, 2011 at 22:35:02 from (208.126.196.144):
In Reply to: Modern or Classic? posted by farmer boy on July 16, 2011 at 18:35:33:
I use the Classic 99% of the time. I sometimes use modern to search for things and the search works better in modern view. I see that some like how the Modern view changes the order when something new has been posted. I HATE THAT ABOUT IT!!!! My mind can and does remember things in order. When the order changes then I remember less. I also like how the threads are shown much better in the classic view. You can reply to some one in the middle of a thread and see it as such. The modern view is harder for me to keep track of things in it.
Like some other have posted I don"t think I would spend as much time on this site if it was modern only. There are several other sites that are about things I am or do. They are like the modern version on here. I don"t spend much time on them because of that.
I started out on computers almost twenty years ago on DOS based systems. I have trouble with the newer GUI type of sites/systems. The classic view is closer to the old systems. So it seems easier to me. This difference is one reason I hate MACs they are visual designed. My mind does not work well on that type of system. I learned and loved DOS. It is faster IF you know the commands.
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