Changed something?

[Blue Supra]

it wasnt like this yesterday???

i liked the other way better

[werty]

it wasnt like this yesterday???

i liked the other way better

Me too, it is harded to tell when a post was made, sure i know what todays date is, but i think its better when it says like, one minute ago or like 2 days ago.

Much easier to tell if your not opening an old thread

[CdocZ]

yeah, it changed alot. its kinda good tho, cause then its easier for me to know when to get off (like now for instance)

[Rockefella]

How about you only change it for the posts 1 day old and longer. For example, if the post is less than 1 day old, make it x hrs ago or x min ago but if its older than a day put 2 days ago [8:42 p.m. or 20:42 p.m.]

[my porsche]

who changed it and when? i hate it its like that on the flat 6 forums, and its stupid

[Matt]

It's always the same people who complain anytime anything changes...

[Matra et Alpine]

I don;t liek it either Matt.
So I join this group

[Blue Supra]

I don;t liek it either Matt.
So I join this group

LOL

normally im not a whinger but this is just annoying

[crisis]

I don;t liek it either Matt.
So I join this group

Ditto, and Im not normally such a Luddite.

[Blue Supra]

whats a luddite?

[PsychoChimp22]

I like both, but i like being able to know how long ago a post was rather than the time.
Im with these guys.

[Niko_Fx]

I like the old way better, but at least I got something out of this one... It pushed me towards fixing my clock settings on UCP

[crisis]

whats a luddite?

someone opposed to technological change
members.aol.com/tsuwm/jkl.htm


a person opposed in principle to technological change
tsolutions.net/help/glossary.htm


One who is opposed to technological change--from a group of 19th century English workmen who destroyed laborsaving weaving machinery in a revolt
www.qcc.mass.edu/booth/142/142gloss.html


any opponent of technological progress
www.cogsci.princeton.edu/cgi-bin/webwn

[taz_rocks_miami]

I hadn't noticed. I usually click on "Latest Forum Threads" on the home page, pick one to start with and click on "New Posts" from then on.

[Rockefella]

I hadn't noticed. I usually click on "Latest Forum Threads" on the home page, pick one to start with and click on "New Posts" from then on.

I do the EXACT same things, then after new posts get boring, I'll check out the chop thread and see if there's something I can whip up.