Paradoxx Colossal Member Member 5,049 Member For: 22y 24d Gender: Male Location: Perth, WA Posted 21/09/05 11:53 PM Posted 21/09/05 11:53 PM Ouch!Maybe if the power sticks to the bitumen!But as far as the forum goes if the same topics weren't brought up time and time again then there would be no new posts. Owners come and go so you will always get new members coming asking the same questions.
2fardown Member 526 Member For: 21y 4m 5d Gender: Male Location: Brisbane Posted 22/09/05 12:19 AM Posted 22/09/05 12:19 AM A decent search interface that returned more refined results would be a start.
Turbofalke Member 658 Member For: 21y 10m 2d Location: Mexico Posted 22/09/05 01:16 AM Posted 22/09/05 01:16 AM A improved search arrangement would be great. When new threads are generated, maybe they are also classified into categories by the forum member adding more information....this can be broken down into a searchable data base arrangement. I dont think that this would detract from the spirit of the forum, it may even attact more members.
Houndie Member 39 Member For: 21y 5m 10d Posted 22/09/05 01:42 AM Posted 22/09/05 01:42 AM would be good to not have to answer the same questions over and over!!!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hey Dyno! I would have thought you'd have setup a robot by now with automated responces.
Goldbullet Member 883 Member For: 21y 5m 24d Location: Frankston Posted 22/09/05 02:42 AM Posted 22/09/05 02:42 AM I agree with Adam I dont want to know the same answers all the time, so for the last time can someone PLEASE give me the correct numbers to tonight's powerball Dave.
Turbofalke Member 658 Member For: 21y 10m 2d Location: Mexico Posted 22/09/05 03:24 AM Posted 22/09/05 03:24 AM I agree with Adam I dont want to know the same answers all the time, so for the last time can someone PLEASE give me the correct numbers to tonight's powerball Dave.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>06, 11, 19, 31, 33 PB: 01But keep it to yourself
macka'sxr6t Member 1,480 Member For: 22y 3m 21d Location: Mildura Posted 22/09/05 04:20 AM Posted 22/09/05 04:20 AM would be good to not have to answer the same questions over and over!!!<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hey Dyno! I would have thought you'd have setup a robot by now with automated responces.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Don't be silly that would mean that he would have to get of his ar*se and actually have to do something to fill in his day. macka
ColinT Legacy Donating Member 372 Member For: 21y 7m 16d Posted 22/09/05 05:06 AM Posted 22/09/05 05:06 AM I think dividing the mod's section and others sections into sub catagories would help.
jEtONiT Legacy Donating Member 1,817 Member For: 22y 10m 10d Gender: Not Telling Location: next door.. Posted 22/09/05 05:21 AM Posted 22/09/05 05:21 AM I think a more refined search engine should do the trick.. the one now sucks.
turbomuz Member 209 Member For: 21y 4m 4d Location: Canberra Posted 22/09/05 05:47 AM Posted 22/09/05 05:47 AM this forum would become obsolete if this was to happen.... what else is there to post about?? Its a car forum.your right... all the topics have been covered... but each new thread brings a new twist, a new step or a new angle.... I for one find it interesting.... I dont come on here just to read over the same thread a million times. I would prefer to go over to a new thread and read the same information from a new perspective.I just think that the forum might become too dull and boring if new threads did not pop up... I think that it might be worthwhile having a couple of sticky threads but other then that let the threads pop up.not one to bag a great site... but the search function isnt the best in the world... I have been on this site for a long time and still cant find some threads.If your a newbie, ask away.... dont be afraid to start a new thread... your questions will be answered or you will pointed to the right direction to find the information... that's why a forum is great?? my 2 cents.<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hit the nail on the head.Also, opinions and recommendations change over time and with further experience. One obvious example - how many people have recommended a Unichip only to switch to an Edit a year or so later?At the end of the day lads, don't read the post if it's a repeated question that just gives you the Muz
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