Beans Peas & other Legumes

jwr6404

16 years ago

I'm unable to access this forum by clicking on the LINK above. Am I the only one with this problem?

Jim

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digdirt2
16 years ago
No, if you will note the message in red on the main page: January 10: After making some hardware updates last night, we have experienced a few pesky bugs that we are working to exterminate. If you are unable to reach us via email or have an urgent issue, you may also contact us on AIM instant messenger at gardenwebhelp. Thanks for you patience!

They are still sorting out bugs. ;)

Dave
fliptx
16 years ago
Yeah there are still bugs...

But if you go to the main forum page and clink on the legume link from there, it should work. I think the URL is slightly different.
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digit
16 years ago
Here are a couple other questions:

Have you done a GW search during the last few weeks for a fairly current posting that you could not quite locate?? There seems to be a real lag time for the GW search engine to store things. A couple times I've had to go back a page or two and find something that the official GW search claimed wasn't there. Older posts are covered unless they've run out of pages. Something a month or so ago, wasn't searchable.

And here's something else - - How come some folks have capitals in their nicknames now??? I lost my "capital D" about 2 or 3 years ago and noticed that everyone else did as well. Thought it was all pretty much okay and rather democratic - uh, "small letter d."

Steve's digits
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16 years ago
I have observed the same problem with GW searches not returning hits for recent threads. This seems to go back quite a ways, there have been other remarks concerning the problem. This is a MAJOR problem with the Rate & Review Exchanges forum, where you need to search for existing threads before posting one.

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