FNRttC sub-forum merged back into Informal Rides

[Shaun]

I've moved the Friday Night Ride to the Coast (FNRttC) threads back into Informal Rides and closed the new sub-forum.

I seemed like a good idea at the time to separate them, but I hadn't reckoned for the cross-talk between informal and FNRttC which appears to have been lost in the move.

Tried it, didn't work as expected, put it back.

Cheers,
Shaun

 

[GrumpyGregry]

I've moved the Friday Night Ride to the Coast (FNRttC) threads back into Informal Rides and closed the new sub-forum.

I seemed like a good idea at the time to separate them, but I hadn't reckoned for the cross-talk between informal and FNRttC which appears to have been lost in the move.

Tried it, didn't work as expected, put it back.

Cheers,
Shaun

Nothing succeeds like pragmatism. Good on you.

 

[martint235]

Nothing succeeds like pragmatism. Good on you.

I thought it was "nothing succeeds like a toothless parrot"

[I'll get me coat]

 

[StuartG]

Just to say the sub-forum worked perfectly for me - particularly when using a mobile. I could see in a glance all the stuff I needed to. Now I can't. Which means I'll visit less often.

I may be the exception. It would have been nice to ask and give warning. Spent ages on my mobile his morning wondering why i couldn't get the forum and then finding it.

Unhappy bunny (yes, there is always one ...)

 

[Shaun]

Sorry Stuart.

 

[Davidc]

Admin will never make it as a politician.

Rule 1 of politics - try it, if it works great, if it doesn't just keep saying what a good idea it was and how well it's working!

 

[Shaun]

 

[dellzeqq]

just to make it clear - I don't have a problem with any of this. I recognise that, at one point, the Informal Rides board was looking absolutely stuffed with FNRttC threads, and, at the same time, I appreciate that there might have been some loss to IR when the FNRttC was spun off.

 

[_aD]

Admin will never make it as a politician.

Rule 1 of politics - try it, if it works great, if it doesn't just keep saying what a good idea it was and how well it's working!

That also seems to be Rule 1 of Software UI Design of late, too.