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To: Lead Moderator
it's hard to put the genie back in the bottle once it's let out ... i come to FR to get caught up on the news mostly, but it is nice to see other off topic news that i might not see otherwise ... i think we might have the posting options backwards... most people post on the news forum because most people are on that forum; maybe instead of making each forum exclusive, let posters be able to view 1 or more forums at a time (news, religion, campaigns, general news) but NOT VetsCoR and RLC Liberty Caucus... i believe that people will be more likely to post under the proper Topic matter while those who don't want to read about music or can switch off the general interest topic option... and so on and so forth
131 posted on 11/22/2003 8:13:41 PM PST by InvisibleChurch (Cletus: "There's that girl what makes those squiggles into words.)
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To: InvisibleChurch; John Robinson
"maybe instead of making each forum exclusive, let posters be able to view 1 or more forums at a time"

I've always thought this was the way to go. I am often interested in topics in more than one forum, but tend to stay on the news forum. If it isn't there, I don't see it usually. It would be nice to have that browsing option.

169 posted on 11/22/2003 8:29:44 PM PST by sweetliberty ("Better to keep silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.")
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To: InvisibleChurch; Lead Moderator
When click to see LATEST POSTS

doesn't that include ALL

the LATEST POSTS

from ALL

the forums?

Or what?
205 posted on 11/22/2003 8:51:41 PM PST by Quix (WORK NOW to defeat one personal network friend, relative, associate's liberal idiocy now, warmly)
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