Does anyone else dislike the dismeet and cruiseline forums seperated????

[Jamashp]

I like the new way too. It's much easier to find the trip tread. It doesn't get buried so quickly.

I agree with another poster that there needs to be some standardization on the "Who's Sailing" subject lines. It seems everyone has a different way of asking who is going on their sailing date.

..., just another opinion!

 

[kmc33]

Often my views are not with the mainstream! But, this time I am with the majority -- I like the new format! And I think that it has made it easier for other to find and join our cruise thread!

 

[Dodie]

Thank GOODNESS we no longer have to wade through all of those "I'm sailing XXXXX, who's sailing with us?" posts to get to the questions and answers.

I like it!

 

[ThreeCircles]

I agree with another poster that there needs to be some standardization on the "Who's Sailing" subject lines. It seems everyone has a different way of asking who is going on their sailing date.

I agree with this as well. Although, the yyyymmdd system being used now has got to go! It's very difficult to look, let alone read, all of those numbers running together!

I think the standard way of writing the date would be the way to go. Like:

August 28, 2004 vs. 20040828

The latter is just plain obnoxious!

 

[CRSNDSNY]

Originally posted by ThreeCircles
Although, the yyyymmdd system being used now has got to go! It's very difficult to look, let alone read, all of those numbers running together!

I agree!!!

 

[AnnMorin]

I really have no opinion either way... I look at both, the only opinion I REALLY have is that I dislike the numeric way of listing dates, I am usually tired when I am on the computer and don't want to "crack a code" to figure out what the thread is about. I prefer.. December 13 sailors or whatever....