MilesBuzz! - Please give forwarding address when moving threads




cordelli
Sep 16, 02, 12:27 pm
It would be an huge benefit to me, and probably others, that when a thread is closed and moved you can make the last message where it was moved to? There have been many threads I wanted to keep reading, but searching for it if it doesn't end up in Omni or TravelBuzz becomes impossible.

It would probably help people know where they should be posting stuff, and may actually cut down on the postings. Less then half of them actually say where they were moved to, the rest are just closed.

While this probably isn't a miles topic, I think it's appropriate since it's about the threads in this forum that are being closed.


Live4Miles
Sep 16, 02, 1:05 pm
wait until this one is closed...they have been closing quite a few threads lately. I have the same problem...I go to the "miles buzz" threads first when I am looking for things that have nothing to do with miles!!

Moderator2
Sep 16, 02, 1:50 pm
Right above the originating author's name in bold-face, is the thread's new location.

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doc
Sep 16, 02, 1:59 pm
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Moderator2:

Right above the originating author's name in bold-face, is the thread's new location.

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Yes, just above the large blue colored stripe at the top, in black letters, which unfortunately are a bit smallish, and quite not as obvious as one might like. Thanks! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

jsmeeker
Sep 16, 02, 2:00 pm
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Moderator2:
Right above the originating author's name in bold-face, is the thread's new location.

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Not true.

Moderator2
Sep 16, 02, 2:05 pm
That's odd. Following is a cut and paste from the syringe thread that someone closed (I did not by the way). The formatting of the posting might be a bit screwy due to ubb/html tags not reproducing, btw:


This topic has been transferred to this forum: TravelBuzz!. next newest topic | next oldest topic
Author Topic: Are syringes allowed on airplanes?
Mileage Maniac

Posts: 50
From: Jackson Hole, WY USA
Registered: Jul 2001
posted 09-16-2002 08:22 AM
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I'm traveling with someone who is diabetic and he is concerned about not being able to take his insulin/syringe on the plane...
Has anyone had any experience with this? Do the airlines allow syringes in carry-on luggage?

We have a full day of travel - 3 connections - and he can't go all day without insulin.

Any diabetics out there with experience on this subject?

Thanks!



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P.S. Are you sure your browser or proxy server is not caching the threads? Try a forced re-fresh ("Cntl F5" in IE) to see if you see it.

[This message has been edited by Moderator2 (edited 09-16-2002).]

doc
Sep 16, 02, 2:11 pm
Perhaps it's a computer/browser/cache problem?

Again, I can confirm that it appears! http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

cordelli
Sep 16, 02, 2:37 pm
Thanks for the answer, it's there in most of the threads, never would have ever seen it if you didn't point it out. There are a couple that it's not there in, but this makes it better then it was when I didn't know it was there.

monahos
Sep 16, 02, 4:07 pm
<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">There are a couple that it's not there in</font>

I believe this is the difference between a thread which has been moved and one which has been closed.

Oftentimes in the second case the last post (usually from an experienced poster) makes it clear why the moderator did not have to spend his/her time explaining why the thread was closed.

Moderator2
Sep 16, 02, 4:43 pm
monahos,

Yes, your observation reflects my thinking. If I lock a thread without moving it, it should have an obvious reason in its content.

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jsmeeker
Sep 16, 02, 5:15 pm
I still see no link to the new location for the closed thread about syringes on airplanes.

must be me or my browser... ????

jsmeeker
Sep 16, 02, 5:17 pm
I still see no link to the new location for the closed thread about syringes on airplanes.

must be me or my browser... ????

bp888
Sep 16, 02, 6:03 pm
i too don't see a link to where a closed thread was moved to.

kcvt750
Sep 16, 02, 6:19 pm
Craig:
Seems to work on my browser, but I wouldn't have figured it out without your help.
Guess I just don't have a keen eye for the obvious...
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/smile.gif

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ozstamps
Sep 18, 02, 5:36 am
cordelli. I am with you. Until I saw it when in the debate about closed threads here, I would never have knows that tiny 4 point font pointed to the new location!


http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum132/HTML/000079-2.html

I imagine the tiny font is not a UBB feature that FT techs can change/increase, but if they can it might make the relocations obvious to all?

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afang
Sep 18, 02, 10:22 pm
Not sure if this has anything to do with the version of the software UBB...in other Forums...when a thread is moved, there is a link to the newly moved location. And sometimes Moderator paste the link on their posting as well



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