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Paul Tavener, 05 Nov 2005 22:23:22

Is it possible for important announcements, questions and requests to be made to "stick" at the top of the list?

There was a request asking for people to respond about contacting groups that I had intended to reply to but I can't find it now, it has disappeared somewhere into the deep abyss of yesterdays posts.

> Is it possible for important announcements, questions and requests to be
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> There was a request asking for people to respond about contacting groups
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adrian, 06 Nov 2005 01:34:20

Yes, we've moved from too-static pages to too-dynamic pages. We need
a permanent finding aid* to the important stuff as well as a rolling
feed of the latest news.

Doulos who runs the blogger side is aware of the problem. We could do
with say 5 day retention, plus the Archive button back that linked to
the older stories.

*on its way

On 05/11/05, admin@ofwatch.org.uk wrote:
> Is it possible for important announcements, questions and requests to be made to "stick" at the top of the list?

Paul Tavener, 06 Nov 2005 12:56:12

If its difficult how about using the ads feature. I know its not an advert but why not? Just a thought.

Author wrote:
> Yes, we've moved from too-static pages to too-dynamic pages. We need
> a permanent finding aid* to the important stuff as well as a rolling
> feed of the latest news.
> Doulos who runs the blogger side is aware of the problem. We could do
> with say 5 day retention, plus the Archive button back that linked to
> the older stories.
> *on its way
> On 05/11/05, admin@ofwatch.org.uk wrote:
> > Is it possible for important announcements, questions and requests to be made to "stick" at the top of the list?

rosalee, 06 Nov 2005 14:32:58

We need to keep details of the fundraiser at Backlash somewhere prominent, if we want to keep selling tickets.

Ginny

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: Adrian, 06 Nov 2005 14:32:58

Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 1:34 AM
Subject: Re: [backlash] sticky messages

Yes, we've moved from too-static pages to too-dynamic pages. We need
a permanent finding aid* to the important stuff as well as a rolling
feed of the latest news.

Doulos who runs the blogger side is aware of the problem. We could do
with say 5 day retention, plus the Archive button back that linked to
the older stories.

*on its way

On 05/11/05, admin@ofwatch.org.uk wrote:
> Is it possible for important announcements, questions and requests to be made to "stick" at the top of the list?

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rosalee, 06 Nov 2005 14:55:04

Sorry that should be at the fundraiser at Nemesis.

Can you tell I didn't get enough sleep last night?!

Ginny

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: rosalee, 06 Nov 2005 14:55:04

Sent: Sunday, November 06, 2005 2:25 PM
Subject: Re: [backlash] sticky messages

We need to keep details of the fundraiser at Backlash somewhere prominent, if we want to keep selling tickets.

Ginny

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om: Adrian, 06 Nov 2005 14:55:04