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KD,

I think that it is so cool that you are posting questions on the board and then highlighting them on your home page!!! I REALLY like that.

Unfortunately, if somebody NEW goes to your home page and then clicks on the link to a “Hot Thread in the Forum”… they can’t read it unless they register… and taking the time to register may deter some people.

I know that on many boards… a person can READ the forums or posts… but can only post after creating a screen name. I think maybe your web person can some how set the board so a person could read…

Also, I think that it is cool because you will get exposure on the TODAY show… and people may very well come to your site... but I think that step of “Before you can read this… You must register first” will discourage some people. People are funny about that kind of thing…

Anyway… that is my observation/suggestion. Let them read without registering... but they obviously have to create a screen name to post. Smiler


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THANK YOU very much for taking the time to post this. I've sent the comment along to our web guy. Keep sending your ideas. You know the web site has always been for and about you guys.

I want you to LOVE it! I'm still a party of one so I'm not always aware of the things you guys are. I really appreciate all of your input (everyone)!
 
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