[DeTomaso] POCA Forum
JDeRyke at aol.com
JDeRyke at aol.com
Mon Jan 17 15:18:41 EST 2011
In a message dated 1/17/11 4:14:50 AM, mikael_hass at mail.tele.dk writes:
> Those that prefer the current receiving mails format, are you on the PI
> Forum, have you experienced it? There you can set up so that you receive a
> daily email in a nice format with all the forum sections you're interested
> in (I've chosen All). You don't have to go into the forum at all to see what
> happens. It's one mail instead of 30, it's good format, it shows pictures
> and avatars, it let's you search old postings. It's f...... perfect, and it
> would make me post more (whether that's
> considered an advantage or not, I'll leave up to you :-))
>
I agree with Mikael, and add that once logged onto PI's forum, you can
select "remember me" and subsequent logs-on are not necessary- until each time
they upgrade their software. But the 'remember' involves using the same
computer and location so if you have two, or move around the country/world, the
'remember me' sometimes doesn't work.
Second good thing: once 'remember me' is selected, I can click the daily
e-mail reminder, click on the 'DeTomaso Internet Community' line at the top,
and the entire Forum opens immediately with no typing and no log-in. You can
read everything & answer posts on subjects you'd not previously selected.
On the downside, the PI Forum date in the e-mail is irrelevent; it opens
the current page regardless which post you start with. So getting old posts
means going back a page or more if you're interested in the whole thread and
you miss a days post when its current. Their archive search engine is
problematic as well. No one's perfect....
In the words of Bob Park, a U.S nuclear physicist, 'The Internet is the
depository of the World's knowlege. It is also the depository of the World's
B.S. There is no filter except between your ears'. So take ALL forums posts
with appropriate grains of salt... J DeRyke
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