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Sub rather than Comp?
Autumn Started conversation Sep 16, 2004
Morning Sally,
Bit of confusion on the sub threads - hope everyone finds the Let's Get Started thread ok.
I wondered whether it wouldn't be better to have the actually subbing thread visible on the 500 group page rather than Competitions. What do you think?
Roz
Sub rather than Comp?
Autumn Posted Sep 16, 2004
Just discovered that our Group is not listed under GW Groups, but even if it were, would anyone new searching for the subbing thread look under T?
Couldn't Caite plaster us over the Group page?
I'll let you know if I think of anything else
Roz
Sub rather than Comp?
Sally Quilford Posted Sep 16, 2004
Hi Roz
There's no way of changing it, as they're in the reverse order in which I did them. The best thing I can do is restart the subbing thread so it's at the top.
I did leave a message on the GW groups page, inviting people in, but perhaps it's gone down the list somewhere.
Sally
Sub rather than Comp?
Autumn Posted Sep 16, 2004
Starting that new thread seems to have done the trick, Sally. Easier access.
Did you see my post 2 (above)?
I've had another look - we're nowhere to be found.
Sub rather than Comp?
Sally Quilford Posted Sep 16, 2004
I wonder if the group has to have a certain number of members before it's listed Autumn. Or maybe it's the name, as there doesn't seem to be a section for groups with numbers.
I'll go and ask Caite and report back.
Sally
Sub rather than Comp?
Sally Quilford Posted Sep 16, 2004
Hi Roz
Caite says it's because I gave the group a number, rather than a lettered name, so I've changed it to The Subbing Group. It's still not turning up yet, but maybe it takes a while...
Sally
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