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Bushman wrote:Very similar to my thoughts on what we should target. Also some info that was good 5 years ago has changed with the new designs that have come out from members of this forum. A prime example is the CM still, we show a picture of the one we would not recommend to members and talk about the inefficiency of the still which was true in its day.
S-Cackalacky wrote:Your example of the CM still is a good one and maybe your reorganization will go a long way in making it easier to keep things up to date. I think we all owe you a debt of gratitude for your willingness to take this on.
Good luck to you,
S-C
andy_warethanol wrote:I know a little about web building. But it goes back to ancient days, html days so im far behind the curve. I think it would be nice to have a messenger/post/ reply alert function. Some kind of alert that allows you to keep on flow and stay on topic after a post, new topic, reply, message, etc. I dont know how hard that would be to generate. Back in the day I would be very ape and copy the html code for an interesting add on such as a chat room but I dont know about the language they use these days to encode or generate websites.
Bushman wrote:Thanks for the advice and offers, currently finishing up the Mashing/Fermenting section as I thought this would be the easiest to start with. The section when finished will not be allowed to comment on but you can start new threads elsewhere if you have questions about it. When I get it done, approved, and posted we will post so members can read over it and make any suggestions they have.
I believe if we go the route of tutorials on the still section, I will need help finding and linking the best tutorials to help members build. So just a heads up if anyone has a perticular build they felt really helped them please PM the URL to me and I will look them over. As I mentioned earlier there is more than one way to build a good mouse trap so referencing a tutorial one way and not mentioning the other possibilities might be difficult. On the same token, those that are building a still it would be nice if you created a tutorial during the process to share with others.
Thanks in advance
Bushman
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