Future of this forum / posting guidelines?
Jan 2, 2003, 12:19 pm
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Future of this forum / posting guidelines?
As the new websites of TAP Navigator, SN Brussels Airlines Privilege and SWISS TravelClub come online, we should start thinking about where and how we will discuss these programs in the future.
It seems to me that the modus operandi of the past might lead to some confusion on which program is concerned. Thus, I would like to suggest that we put the airline designator (TP, SN, LX) in the beginning of every new topic title.
How does this sound to you other posters? Also, should we request seperate forums for each program?
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airOli, the Swiss Air Line.
It seems to me that the modus operandi of the past might lead to some confusion on which program is concerned. Thus, I would like to suggest that we put the airline designator (TP, SN, LX) in the beginning of every new topic title.
How does this sound to you other posters? Also, should we request seperate forums for each program?
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airOli, the Swiss Air Line.
Jan 2, 2003, 12:25 pm
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I guess the three new programmes will be consigned to Other European programmes, alongside Alitalia and the rest.
Unless we make representations as to which should survive as an independent forum. For better for worse, I propose LX.
Unless we make representations as to which should survive as an independent forum. For better for worse, I propose LX.
Jan 2, 2003, 12:33 pm
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Jan 2, 2003, 2:24 pm
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I agree as well - 3 different forums otherwise we will all get confused. I have opted to stay with LX, but a brief look at SN would seem to indicate that their programme is more generous 
