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Spirit of Glenans said:
Having read the 41 pages , you should have noticed that Ellie does not actually post all that often. Her strategy is to wait until interest dies down a little then stir the pot again. This keeps the thread bumped right up near the top, which suits her purposes for her digital marketing campaign. I wish I had her brains and acumen!
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I generally use a laptop to look at the YBW forums and have the page length set at 100 posts.

Doesn't it drive people bonkers to have only 10 posts to a page? Unless internet connection and YBW servers are lightning fast it must waste ages changing pages in a thread.
 
Coaster said:
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I generally use a laptop to look at the YBW forums and have the page length set at 100 posts.

Doesn't it drive people bonkers to have only 10 posts to a page? Unless internet connection and YBW servers are lightning fast it must waste ages changing pages in a thread.
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Have you crossed over from the dark side (Motor boat forum) :). Not an issue for me, but hey I have a slow boat too!
 
There's a very clever little plug-in that I use called Autopager. Even the Greek tax thread over on the Liveaboard forum presents as a single page. And it is free. Think it is unique to Chrome though.
 
Why is the thread headed "Number of threads on page" then talks about "posts to a page" ??????

And shouldn't the thread be on another forum anyway.
 
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FurryWritingDesk said:
There's a very clever little plug-in that I use called Autopager. Even the Greek tax thread over on the Liveaboard forum presents as a single page. And it is free. Think it is unique to Chrome though.
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There is an addon called Autopager, from teesoft, for Firefox including on Android. I don't know if it's the same - I haven't tried it.
 
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