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govman	Posted: 22.02.2007, 13:30
registered: Feb. 2006 Posts: 43 Status: offline last visit: 26.02.07	It might be just me but with the new forum format I find it difficult at a glance to separate one posting from another. Perhaps a horizontal line between postings might be an idea or something with light grey and darker grey backgrounds.


TeamKernow	Posted: 22.02.2007, 13:46
registered: Nov. 2005 Posts: 2274 Status: offline last visit: 19.11.08	This thread might be a good place for messing around with the tools and identifying bits for Chris to tinker with or fix : http://www.corn...pic-1975.htm


Me	Posted: 23.02.2007, 17:47
registered: Oct. 2004 Posts: 214 Status: offline last visit: 03.04.08	Im going against the grain here but I positively hate the new format. The old board seemed a lot more functional, and the latest posts link on here doesnt work.


chris	Posted: 23.02.2007, 20:56
registered: Jul. 2004 Posts: 1405 Status: offline last visit: 01.08.08	Unfortunately it isn't about functionality and format. It's about efficiency and security. However, I will look into making the posts look more seperate and getting the latest posts to update more quickly.


frenchie	Posted: 23.02.2007, 22:18
registered: Jan. 2006 Posts: 1691 Status: offline last visit: 28.04.07	It's a lot easier to make posts, though the grey area that separates the posts is barely visible on my laptop screen. Apart from that I like the new layout, it grows on you after a while. 1d3az b3c0m3 th0ught5, th0ughtz b3c0m3 1n1t1at1v35, 1n1t1at1v3z b3c0m3 act10n5, act10nz br1ng chang3..


frenchie	Posted: 23.02.2007, 22:21
registered: Jan. 2006 Posts: 1691 Status: offline last visit: 28.04.07	ME's just p!ssed off because his photo of him in his Mafia romper suit has gone from his sig.. 1d3az b3c0m3 th0ught5, th0ughtz b3c0m3 1n1t1at1v35, 1n1t1at1v3z b3c0m3 act10n5, act10nz br1ng chang3..


TGG	Posted: 23.02.2007, 23:42
registered: Aug. 2005 Posts: 1107 Status: offline last visit: 26.10.08	How about changing 'Cornwall' for 'Cornish' where proper use of the adjective is called for? Might set a wonderful trend in identity awareness! e.g. Cornish Forums, Cornish News, Cornish Photos, Cornish Wiki Perhaps even Cornish Guide and Cornish Information etc., etc.? TGG http://www.kernowtgg.co.uk STOP THE CORNISH GENOCIDE!- The existence of divergent views occur because the lies and deception have a more profoundly negative, and contrived, consequence for the Cornish people than for anyone else within the UK.


Fulub-le-Breton	Posted: 25.02.2007, 13:24
registered: Sep. 2004 Posts: 4528 Status: offline last visit: 21.11.08	QuoteHow about changing 'Cornwall' for 'Cornish' where proper use of the adjective is called for? Might set a wonderful trend in identity awareness! e.g. Cornish Forums, Cornish News, Cornish Photos, Cornish Wiki Perhaps even Cornish Guide and Cornish Information etc., etc.? TGG http://www.kernowtgg.co.uk Spot on TGG, it is as much a war of words than anything! The Cornish Democrat The Breton Connection


chris	Posted: 25.02.2007, 14:04
registered: Jul. 2004 Posts: 1405 Status: offline last visit: 01.08.08	TGGHow about changing 'Cornwall' for 'Cornish' where proper use of the adjective is called for? Might set a wonderful trend in identity awareness! e.g. Cornish Forums, Cornish News, Cornish Photos, Cornish Wiki Perhaps even Cornish Guide and Cornish Information etc., etc.? TGG http://www.kernowtgg.co.uk Afraid it's all about keywords Blame Google!


TeamKernow	Posted: 25.02.2007, 14:28
registered: Nov. 2005 Posts: 2274 Status: offline last visit: 19.11.08	Educate Google?


govman	Posted: 26.02.2007, 06:56
registered: Feb. 2006 Posts: 43 Status: offline last visit: 26.02.07	Chris - the horizontal line between postings makes all the difference. Much better. BTW Google these days looks at links to the site more than keywords. -So I am told !!


chris	Posted: 26.02.2007, 09:41
registered: Jul. 2004 Posts: 1405 Status: offline last visit: 01.08.08	govmanChris - the horizontal line between postings makes all the difference. Much better. BTW Google these days looks at links to the site more than keywords. -So I am told !! Yes and more specifically, what is written in those links. i.e. Cornwall


TGG	Posted: 26.02.2007, 13:57
registered: Aug. 2005 Posts: 1107 Status: offline last visit: 26.10.08	TeamKernow - Posted: 25.02.2007, 14:28Educate Google? TGG STOP THE CORNISH GENOCIDE!- The existence of divergent views occur because the lies and deception have a more profoundly negative, and contrived, consequence for the Cornish people than for anyone else within the UK.

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