[dedicated_dad]

I thought I would take the initiative and try to help out Vic and Tuco by opening a thread here to be used for people to enter their suggestions or problems with the board.

Please don't use this for messages other than problems or suggestions, so as to make it easy for them to find and deal with same.

This should save them having to search around or read a gazillion PMs.

Here's mine... They're nit-picky, so can certainly wait for more important stuff... Evidence of my perfectionist nature...

(1) It's "Gunboards" not "Gunboard's" -- the latter indicates posession by "Gunboard." Many of us ARE posessed by Gunboards, but the posessive of Gunboards would be "Gunboards' " The apostrophe needs to go...

(2) I note the "Spainish collector" board -- another typo.

HTH...

DD

 

[jimlay]

Another typo in the following:
GUnboards "First Shot" Reviews
(Unnecessary capital letter)

And here:
AK And SKS Collector Discussion Board
(the 'a' in 'and' is not usually capitalized)

And here:
Winchester And Lever Action Board
(the 'a' in 'and' is not usually capitalized)

And here:
DDR Militaria Forum And Trader
(Same thing)

John P. Sheehan’s World War I Militaria And Arms
(ditto)

And here:
Military style Semi- Automatic Rifle Forum
('s' should be capitalized)

There are more, but I gotta go.

 

[Slinky]

Another typo - "The Machine Gun/ Auotmatic Weapons Forum "

 

[Shyquestor]

And you two never noticed that on the old board when posting an image "received" was spelled wrong?

 

[jimlay]

Really?

"'I' before 'E', except after 'C', or when sounded like 'A' in neighbor or weigh..."

Nope, I never did notice - and I should have - I call myself a reader!


I'm so freaking happy with this new setup, they can spell any way they want to!

 

[Carcano]

Suggestion for Board Name Modification

Suggestion:
Change name of "Swedish" firearms fora to reflect the actual and consented scope of the scope boards. See the board moderators' comments to that: both boards are nowadays intended to represent "Scandinavian Firearms" or "Nordic Firearms" as a whole, and are thus used indeed, so the old name is no longer comprehensive, but misleading.

Carcano