JDseller said: (quoted from post at 19:45:23 01/21/12) I HATE the way modern keeps the posting order. IF you are away for any time the order makes it easy to miss a new posting.
JDseller
The way I see Classic in relation to your statement is this. If you're away from YT for a few days a new posting could be several pages back while on Modern it will be a lot closer to the first page(because the replied to post move to the top). Plus Modern will highlight the posts as read(at least on Moxzilla Firefox) and when I come back to read posts the ones that I haven't read since visiting ["new posts indicator at left side of topic name will be flashing a different color"]. Granted Modern takes some getting acquainted with but when I go back to Classic(which is very seldom)I'm lost and I used Classic for several yrs before Modern became available. Another thing I like about Modern is one's profile is filled out then I know what part of the world the poster is from because it's displayed under their handle(name)
This post was edited by Tx Jim at 04:31:46 01/22/12.
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