Post by carnation037 on Jan 15, 2003 10:37:40 GMT -6
note* -
New postings are always listed on the last
pages of the sub grouping.
Just go to that group and just click on the last
page shown in that grouping. Then work
backwards for the new recipes.
.....
I have tried to divide recipes into different specific
groups, hoping this would make it much easier to find a
specific recipe, in a group, with some pages. Rather
than trying to find a specific recipe in one super large
group with many, many pages.
However, there are drawbacks to this. If the poster
is not posting the recipe, themselves, as a reply to that
group, then, when I copy it into the group, readers
are unable to contact that person with any questions
as the in site "send this member a private message"
does not go with the recipe when I copy it.
I have, personally, looked up someone I needed
to contact by looking in another section of the board
and emailing from there with a specific question.
Most recipes are posted by the same people and they
have recipes in almost all sections of the board so
this might be the way to go if it is necessary to
contact that member.
It is also possible to look up members on the member
listing, using the alphabet to look that person up, or
the top posters. However, more than half of the members
do not have a contact address listed so that may not work.
Comments or suggestions about this format are welcomed.
Thank you.
New postings are always listed on the last
pages of the sub grouping.
Just go to that group and just click on the last
page shown in that grouping. Then work
backwards for the new recipes.
.....
I have tried to divide recipes into different specific
groups, hoping this would make it much easier to find a
specific recipe, in a group, with some pages. Rather
than trying to find a specific recipe in one super large
group with many, many pages.
However, there are drawbacks to this. If the poster
is not posting the recipe, themselves, as a reply to that
group, then, when I copy it into the group, readers
are unable to contact that person with any questions
as the in site "send this member a private message"
does not go with the recipe when I copy it.
I have, personally, looked up someone I needed
to contact by looking in another section of the board
and emailing from there with a specific question.
Most recipes are posted by the same people and they
have recipes in almost all sections of the board so
this might be the way to go if it is necessary to
contact that member.
It is also possible to look up members on the member
listing, using the alphabet to look that person up, or
the top posters. However, more than half of the members
do not have a contact address listed so that may not work.
Comments or suggestions about this format are welcomed.
Thank you.