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malc9141 · 19-02-2008, 05:52 AM

Greetings

Websites are so complicated that I have to rely on them simply to be tools. Even with a good site, I'm sometimes unsure "which page" I'm writing on.
The Motley Fool (finance) site (USA) is very complex but you do know where you are. This site seems pretty good but I still am not quite used to it. The biggest help would be (IMHO) that Threads should be categorised, so people writing should choose a heading, and subheading, like the library Dewey decimal system. Then, as membership grew, people would automaticall be able to see that their topic had been discussed and it could be brought to life again, rather than starting all over again. Can we check what we (or someone else) has written? If this is twaddle, apologies - I'm not mentally inclined to organisation.

I've said before, that I'd like to diarise (?), ie write a log, on my attempt to build a two stroke diesel. So I'm going to find my thread, and start.

Great talking,

Malc9141

19-02-2008, 05:52 AM	#18 (permalink)
malc9141 Member Tuner Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: sheffield Posts: 62	Re: What would you like to see in the new forum? Greetings Websites are so complicated that I have to rely on them simply to be tools. Even with a good site, I'm sometimes unsure "which page" I'm writing on. The Motley Fool (finance) site (USA) is very complex but you do know where you are. This site seems pretty good but I still am not quite used to it. The biggest help would be (IMHO) that Threads should be categorised, so people writing should choose a heading, and subheading, like the library Dewey decimal system. Then, as membership grew, people would automaticall be able to see that their topic had been discussed and it could be brought to life again, rather than starting all over again. Can we check what we (or someone else) has written? If this is twaddle, apologies - I'm not mentally inclined to organisation. I've said before, that I'd like to diarise (?), ie write a log, on my attempt to build a two stroke diesel. So I'm going to find my thread, and start. Great talking, Malc9141 __________________ malc9141