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I've been to several types of forums, including the new type just installed. this one seens alittle hard to navigate and lacks the options (from what I can see). however the other forum I went to ,that was the same as the previous forum, didn't have the load time problems termpro's forum was going through. this may have been due to the number of users, but after using this forum for a while, I found the older forum to be a lot more user friendly. It also seemed classy with the type of interface it had... just my 2 cents
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Posts: 382 | From: Toledo, Ohio, USA | Registered: May 1999
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Well I discovered the forum was changed today. I am glad it was. I was having big time problem with the old one with load time and then the server being down.
The new one has taken a little to get used to but I do like it. It has grown on me. I hope it stays for a while.
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Posts: 8036 | From: Huron,Oh | Registered: May 1999
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I sort of like everything being displayed in front of you. no serching for new posts and being able to use html code in my singnature . however I'll try anything once
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It is like everything else in this world. No one likes change. If there never was change then we still would be geting ice from the ice man or ice preson ro keep are food cold.
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Posts: 346 | From: MN, USA <IMG SRC=http://fp.geocities.com/capple.geo/mazda/truck1t_100x75.JPG | Registered: May 1999
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I agree, I am getting used to the new format, I also liked the "old" format better, but it was because I was used to it, and had time to fameliarize myself with it. This new format seems interesting enough to try out. It's like reading a good book, don't really want to turn the page to a new chapter. Here's to
New beginings. Cheers
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[This message has been edited by Eli47 (edited 05-27-99).]
Posts: 1057 | From: Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 'eh | Registered: May 1999
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