Sugestion
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Sugestion
It would be nice if instead of a post just disappearing, when one is moved, there should be a link to it in the forum it was living in. An enjoyable thread falls off the edge of the world and one has to find it by going to their statistic page. If you were just reading it I dont know how you would find it. Whats so wrong with keeping it where it is. I know it was wandering but folks were reading it and it was the only post moving fast enough to have interesting reading every hour or so. And now its DEAD!
Oh yea
Oh yea
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From: Northern Il/Cabin in Wi
It would be nice if instead of a post just disappearing, when one is moved, there should be a link to it in the forum it was living in. An enjoyable thread falls off the edge of the world and one has to find it by going to their statistic page. If you were just reading it I dont know how you would find it. Whats so wrong with keeping it where it is. I know it was wandering but folks were reading it and it was the only post moving fast enough to have interesting reading every hour or so. And now its DEAD!
Oh yea
Oh yea
Did I miss it, what thread are you referring to?
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Don't disagree. I know they move posts if they think they are better suited in another forum, get that. Thing are moved into the 6.7 forum all the time. I agree it would be nice to have a "place holder" that points to where it now lives.
Did I miss it, what thread are you referring to?
Did I miss it, what thread are you referring to?
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Here is the link in general automotive. The top post there is
97 Cavalier brake drums
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-question.html
97 Cavalier brake drums
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...-question.html
I know I was posting on this thread, where the heck did it go.
