The message was created with the plain text editor (this thing has rich text?!) and the error is just...weird. Thought you might want to know about it.

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

Something else that would be nice, would be the ability to just search the thread name. For example, if I do a search on "Cedar Point announces Maverick", I'll get any thread that has all of those words. Another possible solution could be like how many search engines allow for a search to be narrowed by adding quotes around your search terms. That way it has to find all of those words together and in order"

Just a few ideas. What we have now is way better than what we had before. I'm just offering some suggestions for further improvement.

Fleeting thought. Not sure if its important to most or not.

You think it would be possible for a date inclusion for Day in Pictures so we can generally know what day we are looking at, or at least try and encourage folks to put it in the subject similar to the trip report (which 99% of the time they do in the TR).

The nice thing about DiP is we can actually see the crowds and get an idea of what its like during that particular time of the year, but if people are posting photos of last week, or last year, and not providing a date it really gives no idea what day its on nor an idea of what a park *could* be like then.

Something along the way of what Point Buzz has, that would fit under the Tools menu to the right, would be great.

And if not already available, I could not find anything, a way to set them up to send an e-mail when a new message is received.
Thanks

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

Internet Explorer loads just fine. This started happening this week.

I've tried replying with both with Firefox 3.0 and IE 7, both with add-ons disabled, and had the same results. I'm running Vista, though I'm not sure how the OS could affect text input.

I'd appreciate if you could look into this problem, as knowing that I have to edit my replies has led me to post less.

So how long has that been fixed, Jeff? And are you going to give me grief for having my signature in four lines instead of three?

--Dave Althoff, Jr.

After posting about Bob-Lo Island last week, I thought it would be nice during this slow news period to maybe reflect upon closed amusement parks and the memories people have of them in an upcoming podcast. Of course, this is provided that there are people out there willing to contribute thier memories.

Just a thought...

I tried the Classic HTML and was met with an Error Page when I tried changing my signature to it so that doesn't work.