Stickies

[warrenw]

Most forums allow posts to be designated as "Stickies" so they remaim visible at the top of the forum. This allows valuable information to remain visible and accessible.

Particularly in the "Implants" forum it would be useful here to have Stickies where a very useful thread could be pinned on top. I hate to see a member post something very valuable (selecting a surgeon, Titan vs AMS, etc) and have it get buried and hard find several pages down.

[Donnie1954]

All a user has to do is post additional info to their thread. It automatically moves to the top. Give
it a try. It works.
Donnie

[PFracture]

Most forums allow posts to be designated as "Stickies" so they remaim visible at the top of the forum. This allows valuable information to remain visible and accessible.

Particularly in the "Implants" forum it would be useful here to have Stickies where a very useful thread could be pinned on top. I hate to see a member post something very valuable (selecting a surgeon, Titan vs AMS, etc) and have it get buried and hard find several pages down.

I couldn't agree more and I add that I also talked to the admin before about that. Both publicly and through PM and I can attest that ''he does not give a flying fuck''. Yes, that's his attitude.

Excuse me for being rude, but his answers are online for everyone to see on this matter. There's not even a moderation team. I am so glad that everybody is courteous here, generally.

It's such a shame, because the same questions keep on being answered over and over and he apparently agrees with that and thinks that that's the best way to go. Go figure!!!

[Larry10625]

Most forums allow posts to be designated as "Stickies" so they remaim visible at the top of the forum. This allows valuable information to remain visible and accessible.

Particularly in the "Implants" forum it would be useful here to have Stickies where a very useful thread could be pinned on top. I hate to see a member post something very valuable (selecting a surgeon, Titan vs AMS, etc) and have it get buried and hard find several pages down.

Yes but are you saying that when I joined in April of 2017 that I should have read every post before that date to ensure that I don't ask a question that has been asked before? I think not. If I ask a question that has been asked before, and it pisses you off, don't answer it. With all the weird shit happening in the world today, there are many things more substantial to get pissed off about. Chill out.

Larry