georgeky said: (quoted from post at 20:06:56 08/12/07) Hey Mike, It won't let me on there now either. I don't think all this new fangled stuff is all it's cracked up to be.
I submit to you that a regular "modern" forum doesn't have hte problems this one has. The reason being is because extensive work has gone into making these two very different software types work together.
Look at what happened this weekend. The old software crashed. The modern software dumped with it. But it was the moden view that took the hit because it had to synchronize with the old stuff, not the other way around.
There are several features not available that would be well used in here. Registration and sign up seems to be affected. I had no personal problem, but it seems other, like yourself, are. Someone using Classic can't see your posted e-mail. You can't hit "reply" like normal because it doesn't sync with the classic view. (Classic view submits posts with oldest at the bottom. Modern is newest at the bottom). The Private Message system is disabled. Signature and Avatar picutres are disabled.
My only point is that if they swapped to Modern and dumped the Classic, then a lot of these problems wouldn't exist. But many have threatened that they will not use the forums if they switch, so the Admin have done a great job in compromising.
I would say continue to try to get involved with Modern View and ask for help if needed. I'll do all I can to help you guys out, as you have always done what you can to help me out!
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