Request: Please Title Threads Clearly

[Kid Cummings]

It's funny that this is the same thing with our teams website.
I login and the thread says "everybody" or "read this".
The times I post something it ends up taking on a whole new direction and not related to what I origionally posted. But what can you do?

[ngreen]

Originally Posted by Kid Cummings

It's funny that this is the same thing with our teams website.
I login and the thread says "everybody" or "read this".
The times I post something it ends up taking on a whole new direction and not related to what I origionally posted. But what can you do?

Exactly what Erin is doing. Calling everyone out. Whenever I post a new thread I spend more time on the title than I do what I right. Some people aren't use to a title being important. I put several personal standards on my titles including is it precise(right to the point), concise(short, it is a title), interesting(I want people to read), and descriptive(this allows people to weed out from the portal).

If everyone holds themselve to some sort of personal standard and refrains from using some of Erin's bad examples we will be better off.

[rosie6]

how do you post a thread

Originally Posted by Kid Cummings

It's funny that this is the same thing with our teams website.
I login and the thread says "everybody" or "read this".
The times I post something it ends up taking on a whole new direction and not related to what I origionally posted. But what can you do?

[ngreen]

Originally Posted by rosie6

how do you post a thread

You have to click into the actually forums and then into a category ie general, electronics, team organization. In the respective categories there will be a button that says new thread. Click this to create a new thread in that category.