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Metalworking (rec.crafts.metalworking) Discuss various aspects of working with metal, such as machining, welding, metal joining, screwing, casting, hardening/tempering, blacksmithing/forging, spinning and hammer work, sheet metal work. |
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I've started up my web forum again after a several year gap. It took some
time to find a decent web host that wouldn't rake me over the coals. I could use some advice and perhaps a good look over. Click on the forum link on the left of this web page. I'd appriciate it. www.professorwiz.com Thanks again. Russ |
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Awesomewiz wrote:
I've started up my web forum again after a several year gap. It took some time to find a decent web host that wouldn't rake me over the coals. I could use some advice and perhaps a good look over. Click on the forum link on the left of this web page. I'd appriciate it. www.professorwiz.com Monitor your forum to see how much use it gets. If it doesn't get much use, consider converting it to a PHP-based board which doesn't require registration. Users are often unwilling to go to the trouble of registering for a forum which sees a low volume of traffic. Just a thought. Otherwise it looks good. Chris |
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Christopher Tidy wrote:
Awesomewiz wrote: I've started up my web forum again after a several year gap. It took some time to find a decent web host that wouldn't rake me over the coals. I could use some advice and perhaps a good look over. Click on the forum link on the left of this web page. I'd appriciate it. www.professorwiz.com Monitor your forum to see how much use it gets. If it doesn't get much use, consider converting it to a PHP-based board which doesn't require registration. Users are often unwilling to go to the trouble of registering for a forum which sees a low volume of traffic. Just a thought. Otherwise it looks good. To clarify, I mean a solely PHP-based system (search for PHP message board online - there are several around - or write your own) rather than a PHP-driven front end and a database-driven back end. Chris |
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I had forgotten to change the board so that unregistered users could read
it. Last time I tried having unreg users post too but that became a disaster pretty quick. I'm unfamiliar with this other php based system, I'll have to look it up. Thanks! Rusq "Christopher Tidy" wrote in message ... Christopher Tidy wrote: Awesomewiz wrote: I've started up my web forum again after a several year gap. It took some time to find a decent web host that wouldn't rake me over the coals. I could use some advice and perhaps a good look over. Click on the forum link on the left of this web page. I'd appriciate it. www.professorwiz.com Monitor your forum to see how much use it gets. If it doesn't get much use, consider converting it to a PHP-based board which doesn't require registration. Users are often unwilling to go to the trouble of registering for a forum which sees a low volume of traffic. Just a thought. Otherwise it looks good. To clarify, I mean a solely PHP-based system (search for PHP message board online - there are several around - or write your own) rather than a PHP-driven front end and a database-driven back end. Chris |
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