Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Apr 8th 2011, 5:31 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Yeah... make BE do it.... or alternatively, start something up yourself and have it in your signature...
Apr 9th 2011, 4:10 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Apr 9th 2011, 5:51 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Shame most people aren't in on it. But there you go! Worth a visit though now I think.
Apr 9th 2011, 6:55 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Where is it?
Apr 9th 2011, 9:15 pm
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Apr 9th 2011, 9:39 pm
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Apr 9th 2011, 10:12 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
There is still a link to it on the place you posted it.
Apr 9th 2011, 10:44 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
You jusy dont get it do you
. The subject you raised is a subject for ALL the forum members. Any forum related feedback or suggestions goes in the feedback section. Everyone knows it is there now because this thread is still here, and the thread is linked from the Spanish section. I cant do much more, but still you complain 
Apr 10th 2011, 1:41 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
I left a link in the Spanish forum so that people can see exactly where it is. So its clearly there for anyone who wants to make a comment, and judging by the responses not many people do.
You jusy dont get it do you. The subject you raised is a subject for ALL the forum members. Any forum related feedback or suggestions goes in the feedback section. Everyone knows it is there now because this thread is still here, and the thread is linked from the Spanish section. I cant do much more, but still you complain
You jusy dont get it do you
. The subject you raised is a subject for ALL the forum members. Any forum related feedback or suggestions goes in the feedback section. Everyone knows it is there now because this thread is still here, and the thread is linked from the Spanish section. I cant do much more, but still you complain 
You have to admit moved threads do drop down and quickly off the first page. Most regulars don't look beyond that. That was my original problem with that thread being moved before it was discussed. If no-one is interested it will move off the page anyway. It only then needs to go to the site feedback if there's any sort of consensus. I have only been a member a couple of years but two or three times before I've seen this subject come up only to be moved before the members could discuss it. And. I'm not sure whether it's on this thread or the moved, related one that I listed why I thought Spain could be a special case. But I'm relaxed about it. I don't worry about being argued with or proved wrong. I know this isn't politics, and I'm not expecting democracy. But I make no apology for using the tools I'm provided with to try to make sure that a subject I'm interested in gets an airing. It has now, and that's fine. No hard feelings I hope!
Apr 10th 2011, 2:45 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Heyyy Mitzy. You're taking this too personally! I don't really know why. You have to admit moved threads do drop down and quickly off the first page. Most regulars don't look beyond that. That was my original problem with that thread being moved before it was discussed. If no-one is interested it will move off the page anyway. It only then needs to go to the site feedback if there's any sort of consensus. I have only been a member a couple of years but two or three times before I've seen this subject come up only to be moved before the members could discuss it. And. I'm not sure whether it's on this thread or the moved, related one that I listed why I thought Spain could be a special case. But I'm relaxed about it. I don't worry about being argued with or proved wrong. I know this isn't politics, and I'm not expecting democracy. But I make no apology for using the tools I'm provided with to try to make sure that a subject I'm interested in gets an airing. It has now, and that's fine. No hard feelings I hope!
You have to admit moved threads do drop down and quickly off the first page. Most regulars don't look beyond that. That was my original problem with that thread being moved before it was discussed. If no-one is interested it will move off the page anyway. It only then needs to go to the site feedback if there's any sort of consensus. I have only been a member a couple of years but two or three times before I've seen this subject come up only to be moved before the members could discuss it. And. I'm not sure whether it's on this thread or the moved, related one that I listed why I thought Spain could be a special case. But I'm relaxed about it. I don't worry about being argued with or proved wrong. I know this isn't politics, and I'm not expecting democracy. But I make no apology for using the tools I'm provided with to try to make sure that a subject I'm interested in gets an airing. It has now, and that's fine. No hard feelings I hope!Frankly for me personally, I couldn't care less cos as I said before I dont use it and I wont moderate it because moderating it would indicate a degree of control over what goes in there.
And as I said, the amount of people who have replied so far off the whole of the forum probably just sums up the need for it
All I am saying to you that it IS in the place for members to discuss it ... site feedback
My last word on it
Apr 10th 2011, 4:27 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
I'm not taking it personally at all or arguing, I'm just answering your criticisms which is what I would be expected to do.
Frankly for me personally, I couldn't care less cos as I said before I dont use it and I wont moderate it because moderating it would indicate a degree of control over what goes in there.
And as I said, the amount of people who have replied so far off the whole of the forum probably just sums up the need for it
All I am saying to you that it IS in the place for members to discuss it ... site feedback
My last word on it
Frankly for me personally, I couldn't care less cos as I said before I dont use it and I wont moderate it because moderating it would indicate a degree of control over what goes in there.
And as I said, the amount of people who have replied so far off the whole of the forum probably just sums up the need for it
All I am saying to you that it IS in the place for members to discuss it ... site feedback
My last word on it
PS. merge all the relevent threads together, people are forgetting which they are posting on. lol
Last edited by jdr; Apr 10th 2011 at 4:30 pm.
Apr 10th 2011, 4:34 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
I'm loving that people are getting pissy about the Mods moving a thread to a place where it will be better served! Brilliant!
Apr 11th 2011, 3:46 pm
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Apr 11th 2011, 4:04 pm
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Re: Why keep moving a Spanish question to site feedback!
Which ones - can you provide a link please.
Apr 11th 2011, 4:26 pm
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