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What do you need in an "A Way with Words" website? A pony named "Snowflake"? Sure! Respond here or by email to all@wywd.us. All ideas welcomed! Be detailed, optimistic but realistic, and forward-looking.
Thanks!
Grant
Hi Grant,
Thanks for asking. When I'm browsing the threads and decide to login for a response, it takes me from there to my profile page. From there, it's another 2-3 clicks to get back to the thread. Back button doesn't work. Used to be, after login, I'd be whisked right back to the thread I came from. Other than that, I love the website design. Thanks again.
Dan
Hello Grant and Martha, or should I say Martha and Grant, (I head trip about things like that, you are both so equally matched.)
I would definitely like to have a search button on the new website. For instance, when I see a plastic bag blowing in the wind, and especially caught up in a tree, I always remember your program and delight in the fact that there is a name for this and you gave a few, trouble is I can only remember one, witches britches, but there were other names I liked, and I've been trying to remember which program the topic came up.
mahashakti said:
Hello Grant and Martha, or should I say Martha and Grant, (I head trip about things like that, you are both so equally matched.)
I would definitely like to have a search button on the new website. For instance, when I see a plastic bag blowing in the wind, and especially caught up in a tree, I always remember your program and delight in the fact that there is a name for this and you gave a few, trouble is I can only remember one, witches britches, but there were other names I liked, and I've been trying to remember which program the topic came up.
Thank you. A site-wide search field will appear on all pages. For now, there's one in the right column of the front page which should do the trick.
Grant Barrett said:
Robert, do you mean you couldn't find the poem?
I mean something like 'English of the month', unless she is already doing that on the radio.
The key is the audio-- I am one of the folks who might read printed E.E. Cummings all day long and still miss the extraordinary parts, until I hear someone read them, which in this case I heard Martha only by chance.
Martha Barnette
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