Crestline Soaring Society

Hello all, I have my last 10+ years of Hangliding, Paragliding (including old APA), and Soaring (SSA sailplane) magazines available free to a good home. Please contact me before next Thursday (Trash day) if you want any/all. I am in Canyon Lake. By the way I encourage anyone who had to throw their laundry in the last week to post a pilot report soon. Thanks, see you in the air, Alan

I have topo maps of Mexico of the Valle de Bravo area, and Toluca, Tenancingo, and Malinalco areas, that I could email to anyone who is interested. (I could also post them, if requested.) They are about 750k file size each in their present forms and are bmp's. contact Daniel -

4 suggestions to the webmeister...

1) As an example, looking at the postings in this discussion:
http://www.crestlinesoaring.org/forum/20060616/156
I would like the see the author's name above the bulk of his message, as it is one of the first things I like to know and find myself scrolling down to get that info before his message.

2) With the same example discussion as above, can we minimize (or maybe remove them completly) the links under the messsage:

ken,

you've done it again! thank you for all the time and hard work you've put into creating a stunning website, and forum. well done sir!

I'm going to be putting the new version of the CSS website up this weekend, probably late some evening. This forum will become read-only and the new website will have a different type of forum, with mostly the same topic areas. Linking or importing this forum into the new one is impractical.


I suggest that we try to keep some continuity by posting replies to existing forum topics in the new forum. You can go to the post in the old forum that you want to reply to and copy your browser's address/location box content and paste it into your post on the new form; you could also paste relevant text from the post. Web addresses wil be automatically converted to links and email addresses can be entered freely since the software takes some steps to obscure them from search engines.