Garden Web and Houzz
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Comments (8)"I feel betrayed by the sale of the Garden Web to Houzz." Initially I was very upset and very disgruntled, and had thoughts of going elsewhere to find a site with forums that I liked better than the new GW. Well, there just isn't, in my opinion anyway, a better all round site than Garden Web, with the Home Forums, and the Garden Forums, complete with the trading forums. Houzz has listened and met a lot of our needs and desires. See the link below. LINK...GardenWeb Updates I also noticed that today we have the capability of making the print BOLD or in italics. "But that didn't shut me up much. What did shut me up was being able to revert back to a gardenweb style background" I agree. As soon as I got the area surrounding the page set to the pretty morning glories I felt like I had arrived home. See screenshot of what I see now. If anyone wants information about getting morning glories set up, just message me from the link on my member page. hth. chemocurl...aka Sue...See MoreGarden Web was set to be closed down
Comments (25)Yes it is under message user, they must have it set in their profile that they will accept messages from anyone however. I don't remember any list of members profiles on GW? Where was that? I always just clicked on their name and went to their page to use the contact them through gw option. I have been on other forums that had an alphabetical user name list but don't remember that on gw? Here just click on their name or avatar. I completely disagree with the statement that this houzz thing is a crying shame. What would be truly a crying shame is to have tried to come to our beloved KT - gw and find it wiped out and gone forever with nothing saved, nothing salvaged. I am extremely thankful houzz chose to save gw in tact! That is very rare. Usually if a conversion happens it starts fresh brand new they don't care about or bother with saving anything. It was a massive undertaking for houzz to do what they did. Personally I think there should be a lot more thank you than put downs to houzz, no matter why they chose to save it. I have been through a major shut down of a forum I was very involved with, one day we clicked on the link and were faced with a notice that the forum was closed nothing saved goodbye. We had a huge databases of recipes and crafts and projects that people had worked on for years. In the flick of a switch basically it was wiped out. That could well have been what happened here......See MoreSeed Swap
Comments (4)"PORCUPINE EGGS!!" klem1, Thank you for the Unexpected Laugh Out Loud moment!! It made my occasional "lurker visit" to vermicomposting forum worth the time. Extra points to you for creativity! giggle giggle giggle...See MoreNeed Help Navigating Garden Web Within Houzz
Comments (16)Thank you CarolB & Crenda... I will bookmark that. CactusMCharris, I am finally recognizing some of the former forum usernames. There are many that seem to have left, as well. Is there a way to conduct a user search? So am I correct in assuming that we are no longer utilising trading lists? Those were so helpful. I really miss the old forum, but like everything else technology related, get with the program or get left behind. I'm getting too old for this move on or be mowed over mentality. Don't get me wrong I do appreciate this site. it's an invaluable storehouse of information and shared ideas. I'm just not a fanatic of so much change. Christopher, thank you for being so helpful. I truly appreciate it....See More- 11 years ago
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