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This forum's display order....

netyrk

Foundation Member
Probably a spot somewhere to ask the admins, but it seems the old order of having most recent posts on the first page has changed in favour of an alphabetical list (mostly looks by location), but I think this might be less useful, example is an Applecross post that hasn't been updated since 2016.

Can we either :

a) go back to sort by most recent
b) purge or archive posts older than a couple of years (ie: haven;' been updated in two years)
c) is there an option to choose our own sort order ?? ( I couldn't find it.)

Cheers
 
Probably a spot somewhere to ask the admins, but it seems the old order of having most recent posts on the first page has changed in favour of an alphabetical list (mostly looks by location), but I think this might be less useful, example is an Applecross post that hasn't been updated since 2016.

Can we either :

a) go back to sort by most recent
b) purge or archive posts older than a couple of years (ie: haven;' been updated in two years)
c) is there an option to choose our own sort order ?? ( I couldn't find it.)

Cheers
Here's some helpful instructions from @peartywerty ...
 
Probably a spot somewhere to ask the admins, but it seems the old order of having most recent posts on the first page has changed in favour of an alphabetical list (mostly looks by location), but I think this might be less useful, example is an Applecross post that hasn't been updated since 2016.

Can we either :

a) go back to sort by most recent
b) purge or archive posts older than a couple of years (ie: haven;' been updated in two years)
c) is there an option to choose our own sort order ?? ( I couldn't find it.)

Cheers
You can try out the filter option located on each forum top right :)
 
My bad I thought I had changed before I went on holidays changed back last night, needs to go Alpha to sort.
 
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