<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by Randy Petersen:
"... last week we launched a new awareness to try and report threads in their proper forums. This will take a little while for members to correct some of their habits but in the long run with a new dedication to moderators started last week by the newly elected TalkBoard, you may find in the very near future that your goals in the way you would like to use FlyerTalk will be close to being realized. There really is enough traffic on this site to support posts almost anywhere and we need to all plan for the future as we continue to grow by some 2-3,000 posts a day. Again thanks...</font>
-Randy Petersen
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/Forum...ML/000036.html
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And finally, at the request of actions of various FlyerTalk members, it has become apparent that we've not been as alert as we should have been in moderating the topical posts of certain forums. Since this can occasionally result in mis-communicating the opinions of other members, we've begun a more constant role of trying to keep forums in line with their description. As you might imagine, certain threads will seem missing while we move them from place to place. The biggest change will be in posts into MilesBuzz! Many threads have been moved from there to TravelBuzz! since they haven't been particularly wedded to the topic of miles and points. And, to clear up the saga of OMNI. It has not been discontinued and seems to enjoy all the unique perspectives it always has. This forum is available to members in the FlyerTalk Travel area of FlyerTalk. These changes will help board performance and we hope keep down the 'noise' that sometimes accompanies encounters of the wrong post. W!
e really are sorry if these changes have caused any concerns for you or anxiety. We were unfortunate to not have been able to tie the TalkBoard announcement in with this forum change until today.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forumcgi/ub...n=2452338.2002
[This message has been edited by doc (edited 03-05-2002).]