Topic selection - forum conditions
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| felix5. 08. 2011 11:25:12 |
Question, or rather suggestion to the moderator: if we are looking for a certain topic, we have to flip through 28 pages e.g. for the Julian Alps. Is it possible to add a search e.g. topic: "Batognica", which is now on page 27, so that by entering the mountain name this topic is found. I hope you understand what I want to say, if such a system already exists I would ask for explanation how to do it.
Best regards!
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| Tadej5. 08. 2011 11:29:22 |
The search already exists (it's in the top side menu). http://www.hribi.net/trenutnerazmere.asp?slo=1&iskanje=1
http://www.hribi.net/navodila.asp
2. Do you want to post your message about current conditions on the path to a certain peak? – Do it on the subpage "Current conditions". We kindly ask you to search if the topic with conditions for that peak is already open and post your contribution and photos on the page or in the existing topic. Open a new topic only if no one before you has posted a report from the ascent to that same peak. Sometimes it takes a bit more time for searching the topic, but this way we will together care for the forum's clarity and thus its easier and more user-friendly use. For searching a suitable topic you can also use the search in the "current conditions" section under the "Search" link.
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| felix5. 08. 2011 12:10:04 |
Thanks, now it's clear to me; if I had checked more thoroughly, I could have figured it out myself.
Best regards!
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| pikica118. 08. 2011 13:06:16 |
It's good to read this topic sometimes so that new topics are not constantly opened. It doesn't matter from which end and which path we reach a mountain or alpine pasture; if the topic is already open, post your excursion there, add pictures, and it's done. And even if you hop to some additional peak in between, it doesn't matter, just add it to the description. I really like to look at some description and I've already gotten many ideas on this forum; it's a shame that we will start getting lost among titles, it will be hard to follow descriptions if so many topics are open. I hope there are no hard feelings, but that's my opinion. Regards
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