Re: Forum for Tutorials

stitcheasy2003

16 years ago

Hi

I don't mean a different site for a forum. I mean this one with Tutorials as one of the titles, like sewing, quilting.

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agnesd
16 years ago
Still like it right here.
glassquilt
16 years ago
If I understand you correctly, you are referring to something like:

OT - Grandson has measles
SWAP - Christmas block
TUTs - How to ...
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biwako_of_abi
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That'd be acceptable, if you mean to just make it clear in the subject line right on this page of the forum that it is a tutorial. There's still the problem, though, that the posts would work their way up and when they reached a certain number in the line of old posts, they would disappear. Perhaps there's no way around that at iVillage? Of course, if the original posters of tutorials are still around after their posts have been deleted, they could repost them. But even so, I do find that it is hard to find things using "Search this forum," sometimes.
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This is the point of my trying to get my lessons put on the FAQ page - so they will not be deleted off the forum pages at some point.

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