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Ian Ball said:
By that do you mean it's fitting for the 21st century? It makes the old BCA website seem pre-historic.
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Ian Ball said:
blackshiver said:But the old website has worked perfectly well for many years and the grey background (nicely flourished with green & pink text) has a certain character. Why on earth would anyone want to change it.....
https://british-caving.org.uk/wiki3/doku.php
PeteHall said:blackshiver said:But the old website has worked perfectly well for many years and the grey background (nicely flourished with green & pink text) has a certain character. Why on earth would anyone want to change it.....
https://british-caving.org.uk/wiki3/doku.php
I'm not sure if this is meant to be sarcastic, or if you actually mean it...
darren said:Some are used to a rough and tumble sort of discussion.
I'm used to a more gentle, nuanced debate where all views are valued and no-one thinks they have a monopoly on the correct answers. People frequently change their views and positions as arguments evolve.
It is possible to use nuance and examples with people understanding what you mean. I can say things like "she is like the sun to me" without people assuming her face is is a molten nuclear reaction .
I sometimes judge things wrong but there is nowhere else for people like me to go.
I could of course do what a lot of other people like me do and just stay away, you don't have to be banned, the tone of a place is usually enough.
darren said:So it goes on. Jenny P, the nearest thing to a neutral in all this, dares suggest that maybe, just possibly some of the changes may have gone a bit far and have had unforseen consequences and the attacks starts.
mikem said:But they'd have to agree on the rewording!
mikem said:That was pretty much the whole of the Triassic & Jurassic (time of the dinosaurs)![]()
mikem said:Depends how you want to define the recovery, for the number of marine species to get back to the same level was nearer 100 million years - & the dinosaurs only evolved during that period (after the mass extinction).