Congratulations

Congratulations on the new web site nice and quick and stable but will somebody change the “calander” heading to the Correct heading please 

Service one

It's been mentioned, (more than once). It's been discussed with the team. I've even had a look on the administration panel myself, (cautiously being new to the team), where every mention/setting/link all appear to be spelled correctly........apart from the actual displayed button?!?!?!

It's a flickering fluorescent tube for some.......

..... we'll have to get it sorted

There has got to be more important things to worry about than a spelling issue on a forum, if bugs people that much dont look at it just enjoy the the rest of the forum.

I've taken another look at the forum settings.....

We've actually spelled Calendar correctly in every single way! (Hover the mouse - correct, click on the link - correct, etc. etc.)

It's only spelled incorrectly on the button graphic which is part of the forum theme graphics. 
So, technically, not our fault, (grovel, grovel, mumble, excuses )

Not a straight forward fix I'm afraid, but as mentioned before, the team is aware and we will be on it.
(If only to rid ourselves of constantly being reminded )


Thanks for pointing it out, first time for you but unfortunately the 'nth time for us so please accept my slightly jovial response. Just trying to keep it all light humoured.

Unfortunately, that's the most time I can spend voluntarily here today, things to do.


Have a good day all and I'll see you later today

All the best,
Victor

CT Admin.

Hi didn’t mean to start anything just pointing out a glaring error which draws my eye to it every time I log on but some people will put with anything whether it is important or not so makes one wonder what else he lets slip by. 
73s 
Service One

Who and what does that meant to mean ? "let things slip by ", do you have a problem with the way the forum is being run or the admin or owner ?

Service One wrote:

Hi didn’t mean to start anything just pointing out a glaring error which draws my eye to it every time I log on but some people will put with anything whether it is important or not so makes one wonder what else he lets slip by. 
73s 
Service One

Victor did a superb job of explaining the situation with the “Button” I see no sense in you continuing to push it with more inflammatory statements I.e. What else “HE” lets slip by.

73 (no S)

There is always one Paddy, wouldn't be a forum without a Victor Meldrew type on it .

Sorry to take your first name in vain Victor mate

"I don't believe it!"

 

Honestly Martin, it's not a problem. With the the less than common first name of Victor I've heard them all...."I liked it so much, I bought the company". (Victor Kiam if anyone's old enough to remember that one!) Oh did I always, I mean always, laugh at that one



As far as the button spelling, it's been pointed out, (again), it's been explained and it will be handled. Just glad the rest of the forum is running so well!

As for letting things slip by, the forum rules and general decorum are never left to 'slip by'.

Grammatical errors are one thing, good behaviour is quite another. 


Done and dusted.

All the best,
Victor

CT Admin.

I noticed it a few weeks ago. After being slated for mentioning it, I snigger now when 1) I see it again and 2) when people bite when someone mentions it :-) 
Thanks Victor, I'd actually forgotten about "I liked it so much, I bought the company"  and in a similar vein,
(Fathers will appreciate this one) My daughter is in her 30's now, although I think of her as being a teenager still, sigh...., time moves on :-)

Hi Nigel,

Yeah, it's a silly thing and not entirely our fault, (or that easy to rectify). Glad it makes you snigger now
It's not the end of the world though
Easy for someone mentioning it the first time but quite 'smile through gritted teeth' for us lot(!)

Victor Kiam, threw you back a bit didn't it?

I know how you feel mate, my daughters are hitting their thirties, both pregnant with their third child each....yet they're still my little girls and the pregnancies are immaculate conceptions!! It's an ageing Father thing

How you getting on with that new Ham licence? 
That MD callsign is etched in my head now that I'm studying for Foundation.

All the best,
Victor

Hi Victor,
Going well so far, digital modes mostly, it seems that I'm just about in the right place to contact Sweden and Norway skipping over Scotland!! Winlink tests ok as well, via.....Norway, so email and weather forecasts are always available straight to the laptop without an Internet connection. This gives me a bit of a kick to study for intermediate and general license so I can (legally) use winlink when sailing anywhere. 

10 watts at the moment though is a bit of a pain :-(

Managed to get hold of a President Mckinley, as my plan to win the draw failed miserably, but CB is pretty dead where I am in Douglas valley, so my next try is driving up to the hills and camp for a couple of days to get some distance :-)

Take care one and all
Nigel

Nice to hear you getting on well Nigel, all good stuff

Great job on the McKinley too, saw your SOTAish posting and wish you all the best for it.

Not long til my exam now so here's hoping I get to work you on the bands one day.


Take it easy and all the best,
Victor