A forum about the forum.

I have a question about the working of the forum, but can't find a space that seems entirely appropriate.

It isn't a management announcement about the forum, neither is it related to computer software such as track planning or simulation….

Is there space for a sub-section containing those types of questions, or is the advice simply 'PM an admin'?

David.

AFAIK that's what you do.

That's what I thought. Perhaps the admins could reveal if they get the same FAQs on a regular basis (which a repository would reduce) or only infrequently.

PS The original question was: "How big is a personal inbox?"

[user=2202]6243[/user] wrote:

I have a question about the working of the forum, but can't find a space that seems entirely appropriate

Ah! Maybe if I look a little harder, I'll find the appropriate space filed under 'Other Areas > Suggestions, Problems and Questions….

 :oops:
 

I've answered your question under   Other Areas >   Suggestions, Problems & Questions.  Where you have asked about Messege limits
Actually I HAVENT Answered your question. But I Have given an Answer 

This getting too complicated for us non techies.   :pedal

What makes you think us Volunteers are Techies ? Someone said "we need a Volunteer". B7@@£r me ive never seen three other blokes step back that smartly !! 
 

Barchester wrote:

What makes you think us Volunteers are Techies ?

Too right.

 I admin a couple of Farcebook groups.  One is large and growing fast.  So after more than 100 applications today alone to join I then receive a message along the lines of "Mate you gotta change the code on your backend coz there's questions we can't answer to get in". 

D'oh.

Those questions are there to sort the reasonably interested from the spammers, bots, trolls, serial group-joiners, Uncle Tom Cobbley and all.  And Facebook does not offer an option to modify any code at any point.  

No I'm not a techie.  Far from it.  All I have to do is keep a watching brief on content and approve or decline membership applications.  It still takes half an hour out of every day.