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1000Coupe
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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i like it as it is, only suggestions would be a donation button somewhere on home page and compulsory location fill in.

Posted on: 2009/2/9 0:50
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Dundee1000
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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sent items in PM??
is one think i can think of..

other than that it's simple and effective

Posted on: 2009/2/9 1:28
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perthute
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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compulsory location fill in yes
and in the main menu a ca18det into 1200 button and bulk info

Posted on: 2009/2/9 2:08
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pepper
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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it dont need anymore buttons.
isnt that what the wiki is for, you know, bulk info.
start putting additional buttons like that there, you may as well have one for strut swaps, brake upgrades etc etc etc etc
just wiki it.

Posted on: 2009/2/9 2:55
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perthute
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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yer but even tho the wiki is right there no manny newbys use it
n buy the time they get to the smaller q's like strut swaps they know about it (maybe lol )

Posted on: 2009/2/9 3:02
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WhiteSedan
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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Yeah paid membership is the only thing I could think of, I use this site every week day(because working avo's is boring and I have a computer near me is my excuse) and would happily pay a fee.

Posted on: 2009/2/9 6:54
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Ianey
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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I would happily pay a fee as well but the problem I see with that is what does that give you access to? Is there a special 'members only' area or is the whole site off limits? And in that case, how does the site attract new members?

I don't know if the Branco bro's receive enogh contributions to keep the site running or whether they pay for it out of their own pockets, but I think if it is currently sustainable then a fee is a bad idea.

I agree that you should be able to see your own sent pm's. It's a bitch when you give an offer for something, the person accepts and you forget how much it was.

Cheers

Posted on: 2009/2/9 7:27
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LittleFireyOne
Re: is it time to update and upgrade forums?
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another thing I would look at is that blasted "post new thread" button!!!! how many times have we pressed that one? I almost pressed it then!

Posted on: 2009/2/9 8:49
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aidaniel
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i second that bloody post new thread button, replace it with a reply button!!!! and view sent pms is also a good idea

Posted on: 2009/2/9 9:01
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dazza1200
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longer history in posts made in account page (10 - 15)
outbox for pm's

other than that this is the easiest forum based site i have seen and as a result the only one i look at
i have made a heap of freinds here and all you guys behind the scenes deserve our gratitude and thanks
well done guys, thanks
dazza

Posted on: 2009/2/15 10:16
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