A Suggestion

[gregorylee]

Let me get the sucking up out of the way early in here. I love the separation of the two OD forums, or shall we say OD and H&H... Second, a hell of a job done by the mods and admin's in keeping stuff where it goes.

Now for my point...

I like I imagine a good portion of the membership here on BP access in the daytime from work, which is a significant reason as to why I really like the OD separation. I really need to be cautious of what I access while here. The suggestion is, when a thread is relocated, there is no indication as to where it was put. Take in point the "See You In Hell" thread in the OD right now. The title now reads "Moved - See you in hell". My suggestion is that it would say something like "Moved to horsehoes and handgrenades - See you in hell". That way the user would be able to know if he/she might be served better by waiting until home to click. Just my random gripe, apply appropriate weight of salt as necessary.

[BuckeyeMike80]

Originally Posted by gregorylee

Let me get the sucking up out of the way early in here. I love the separation of the two OD forums, or shall we say OD and H&H... Second, a hell of a job done by the mods and admin's in keeping stuff where it goes.

Now for my point...

I like I imagine a good portion of the membership here on BP access in the daytime from work, which is a significant reason as to why I really like the OD separation. I really need to be cautious of what I access while here. The suggestion is, when a thread is relocated, there is no indication as to where it was put. Take in point the "See You In Hell" thread in the OD right now. The title now reads "Moved - See you in hell". My suggestion is that it would say something like "Moved to horsehoes and handgrenades - See you in hell". That way the user would be able to know if he/she might be served better by waiting until home to click. Just my random gripe, apply appropriate weight of salt as necessary.

Actually if you just mouse over the link (I'm guessing you are looking at the main forum page in your scenario), at the bottom of IE (and probably Firefox, but I don't have that available right now), you will see the entire path for that thread.

[gregorylee]

You are correct, even in firefox.