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Guest wrote:I like the format and in general the way this is done, the only suggestion I would like to see is the most current post first, then decesending order to the oldest. It would be faster then having to look thru all the posts to see what was just said.

Look at the post above yours. When you go to the main forum page, you'll see two tiny links...
View unanswered posts • View active topics
...right above all of the forum topics. Click "View active topics." It will list the most recently commented-on topics in order.

I like the format and in general the way this is done, the only suggestion I would like to see is the most current post first, then decesending order to the oldest. It would be faster then having to look thru all the posts to see what was just said.

i like this format wrote:I like this format. Even if you don't register it's easy to look at the Board Index and see which areas have new posts since you last checked. And once you click on a Board Index forum, it's easy to see which threads have new posts in them.

You can go exactly to what forum you have an interest in instead of wading through lots of B.S. posts on any and all topics like the Gannett Blog did on the daily thread.

I agree. It's easy to see the lastest posts by clicking "View active topics," and then read from there.

I like this format. Even if you don't register it's easy to look at the Board Index and see which areas have new posts since you last checked. And once you click on a Board Index forum, it's easy to see which threads have new posts in them.

You can go exactly to what forum you have an interest in instead of wading through lots of B.S. posts on any and all topics like the Gannett Blog did on the daily thread.

Gannettoid wrote:More great feedback.

Do you mean have a section called Interstate Group, and put the threads about the papers in that group in that section and so on?

I have been following this thread and am frustrated. It seems very simple to say northeast, southeast, or something like that, and put similar threads into that region. Cut out extraneous threads like "Tips We're Watching" since some of the threads in that forum are in other places.

Are you still updating the RSS feed page?

More great feedback.

Do you mean have a section called Interstate Group, and put the threads about the papers in that group in that section and so on?

Gannettoid wrote:I agree more topics do need consolidated. Always let me know what you think should be combined.

what would be helpful is a few main forum topics and then threads relating to that forum. however if the threads are visible from the home page it would save time clicking through various titles. for example, news about Poughkeepsie is listed in many threads, the same for news about New Jersey. that's why I suggested regional topics, and then people would know to look at that region for more specific information.

what do others think about this idea?

thanks again for this blog since I've learned more here than at my office.

guest wrote:I just wanted to see if I could post a comment as a guest.

And obviously the answer is yes, but you the board is easier to follow if you're logged in as a register. Either way works though.

I just wanted to see if I could post a comment as a guest.

When I first consolidated topics, someone told me I was being too controlling and just needed to let conversations go. And that was for two threads on the exact same topic.

I agree more topics do need consolidated. Always let me know what you think should be combined.

Also, use the search function on this site. It's pretty good.

Thanks for being an active member, wrtrgal5.

PLEASE consolidate topics/forums. this is a valuable board yet too many similar threads or similar topics listed in different forums make it a challenge to find new posts - save for clicking "view active topics" at the top of the screen.

make it safer, please. the fact that folks have spammed the site means it is easily accessible - good for us who need it and want to know what's happening with our current/past company - yet who knows who is behind the spam?

is there a way to moderate this?

I just things are slowing down alot on this blog. I am not getting much new info. How can we get more info???

An0n,

Thanks for the offer. I've had a few offers and may go that route in the future. For you, the first step is to register.

I've consolidated a few threads, but agree more could be done.

Thanks for the post!

Also, start consolidating redundant threads, to keep similar topics together.

If you need some moderators to help out -- well, I have nothing but time on my hands!

I love this format. Postings do not disappear after 2-3 days. If you create an account, you know exactly which postings are new or have been updated.

Just my 2 cents.

hasbeen wrote:Jim became too much of an issue on his blog.

Jim made himself an issue with his "look at me" tactics. I don't see Gannettoid (whoever he or she is) going the same route.

My two cents, Gannettoid.

Too many layers to the forums. Firstly, you should consolidate some of the categories.

Secondly, users should have to click no more than one layer to see the thread title, and two total to view the discussion.

To illustrate, organization should go from Board index > Category > Discussion thread and no deeper than that, otherwise topics will get buried and lost.

Thirdly, draw readers to the content from the front index. Add a blog to your web installation. Display news as an entry. Link that blog item directly back to forum where you've already created a discussion thread for that item. You can also duplicate the blog entry as the first post in the discussion thread. That will directly relate the blog entry to the relevant discussion. It's a little more work on your end, but readers will appreciate that.

I appreciate the effort you've put forth, and I hope my suggestions are helpful and constructive.