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Oct 04, 2017 01:28PM

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I don't know if they will want too yet? - but can I also invite just a very small handful of ex-Amazon posters to come on here as well?
We used to play on the Neverending Story Thread, that was on the Kindle Forum before it got repeatedly trashed by Trolls, and so we have been playing it for over a year, in secret, on a previously inactive Amazon Forum ever since.
They may also want to continue on here if you don't mind? - and they genuinely are such lovely folk - but I wouldn't dream of offering them any links to coming on here without asking first.


And thank you, Gordon, for making this possible ... x x x

Yeah my sentiments too Gordon, just hope a lot more of the other join up too.

He relies so much on a Good Morning and Goodnight off us, doesn't he?


I'm not really liking the look of on here compared to my beloved Amazon Forums - but I'm sure I'll get used to it and the hang of it all soon ;o>
x NN x ST x SD x

Goodnight Miss sunshine....peaceful slumbers. xxxxx

At the moment I have it set up to allow up to 20 folders on the home page and up to 50 threads in each. Folders will disappear from the home page if nothing's been posted in them for a year (at least, that's my understanding of the settings). I can change these settings, and I can move threads into different folders if some folders are getting too crowded.
Also, if this forum becomes busy I'll make a couple of other people moderators so everyone isn't waiting for me to change settings, delete offensive posts, etc.


At the bottom of the list of threads there's a link saying "More discussions...". Click on this then select "new topic" at the top-right of the screen. Put in the title you want the thread to have, put anything you like (or nothing) in the "This topic is about" box and then select a folder from the drop-down list and type the text of your message. Let me know if you think you need a new folder, but start your thread anyway as I can move threads into new folders if necessary.

Interestingly, I don't seem to have separate pages to move onto either? I just keep scrolling and it becomes one long endless page which again doesn't bother me at all - in fact, it makes it easier to keep on reading ;o>

If you go to the NeverEnding Story thread you should see it's moved on to a second page. Let me know if it hasn't, because that would suggest there is a way to change the setting.


At the bottom of the list of threads there's a link saying "More discussions...". Click on this then select "new topic"..."
Cheers. I'll do it once Amazon locks the others.

Yes please Gordon, can't imagine lifewithout these mind-bending beauties.

Yes please Gordon, can't imagine lifewithout these mind-bending beauties."
I couldn't agree more :-)

The game is called,
"Mrs Malaprop's multifarious mix-ups"
Do you have any thoughts about what might have happened to it? Do you, as moderator, have to approve it first?
Thanks

Perhaps it was a glitch in the system that has prevented it from registering, even though it was seemingly accepted? I would try it again and see if it manages to set itself up next time around? ;o>

Did you have to complete a Captcha thingy, like Duke always complains about?

I can't find it, TB. Can you remember which folder you put it in?
If you're still having trouble I'll set up the thread for you.

I'll have another try and if I get completely stuck I'll come back to you
Thanks

Have you tried it out again? - or is it something that you would like for someone else to have a go at trying to set up for you? ;o>

I just didn't want you to lose heart over it and then let the idea go because the Goodreads System was not working properly for you.
Happy New Year! ... x x x

1. I set up an account as TwoddleBungler and signed in using my Amazon login. When I try to start a new topic that way, I have all sorts of Captcha problems and although I can comment on other people's threads, I can't create my own.
2. I set up another account (also called TwoddleBungler!) without going via Amazon. This time there was no problem creating a new thread.