It seems like a new post or an answer to a post on the General Discussion Board, has always shown up at or near the top of the Board.
I recently discovered the OT Board, and specifically a thread started by Freighter Jim some time ago, called "Something to brighten your day." It appears others have also posted items to this thread - so much so that it now has 4 sub-pages.
My question is, Why do new posts to this thread show up at the bottom? Wouldn't it be more convenient for us who check it every day, if new posts showed up at the top, like we're used to?
Just wondering.....
Thanks for all you do for us!
Peter
New posts - top or bottom?
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Re: New posts - top or bottom?
AS long as I have been reading this forum, new ones have been at the bottom. At some point you might have been able to set yours to show new reply's on top(?), or could have been your search engine. If you want to read the new post just click on the paper with folded corner looking thing next to the title or hold your curser over the title and you can read most of the last post. Works just fine the way it is and esp if you learn the tricks how to use it.
I know the voices aren't real but damn they have some good ideas!
1925 Cut down pickup
1920 Dodge touring
1948 Ford F2 pickup
1925 Cut down pickup
1920 Dodge touring
1948 Ford F2 pickup