
Probably doesn't help that my monitor is wider than many cars. The price I paid for bringing VPN work home, I was happy with my 17" to be honest, but then thought what the heck, why not...
Redlegger brought this question up many months ago and we have failed to write an Important Notice on it as we were busy sorting out forum birthing problems at the time sorry.Two If By Sea wrote:Is there a way to get a direct link to a post? Not the thread with the post in question on top, but straight to the post only? Just a thought.
If you see a post, it says "Posted" and the date... to the left of "Posted" is a document icon, that is a link to the actual post, so if you right-click the lil document icon and copy the link, that will get you a link to that specific postTwo If By Sea wrote:Is there a way to get a direct link to a post? Not the thread with the post in question on top, but straight to the post only? Just a thought.
Can you post a link or example to a forum that does this? Doing this would help NME and I personally have never seen this before but would love to. (Thanks for your suggestion stux. I'll pass it onto admin.)Two If By Sea wrote:The link would open ONLY the post in question, the posts above or below it would not show.
I think this idea is excellent as is your next one...Two If By Sea wrote:I've always found it odd that so many recipes neglect fermentation details... I'd like to suggest another tab on the recipe calculator for the fermentation information...
Making this a reality though might take a few dedicated members. Atm we are running well behind on some very basic front end changes which are quite complicated to implement software-wise. Your next suggestion would also require some dedicated members to make sure this 'project' does actually happen....Two If By Sea wrote:And another idea for the calculator. A summary tab to make it easy to copy and paste into a post...
(Please excuse my edit of your quote.) This suggestion is also very important. Poor quality information spreads as quickly as quality information unfortunately. A poor speaking voice also does not do a subject any favours on any type of radio. BIABrewer.info would not like to be responsible for a podcast that puts brewers to sleep while they are drivingTwo If By Sea wrote:I think some of the guys here would be able to provide a great podcast on something like, "Basic Brewing Radio." The few podcasts out there that have covered BIAB have not been of high quality.
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