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Criss cross communications inside guest books

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admin Joined: May 02 Points: 1068 Posts: 192 Posted: 2003-10-24 15:46:00    Hi everybody, I have noticed, that a lot of members are communicating across guest books. For example "member 1" is posting something into "member 2" guest book, "member 2" goes to the other member page and replies to it. And so on. This seems not to be a good way, since other members cant't figure out what those entries mean. Does anybody have a suggestion on how to improve this? Would it be helpfull to be able to reply inside your own guest books on those posts? any ideas, requests? Andy Reply    Reply with quote    Contact admin   ta-shy Joined: Jun 02 Points: 4110 Posts: 170 Posted: 2003-10-24 16:43:00    Use the guest book for what it is... to sign your thoughts and name about the site of the person your looking at. In non-internet based places this is what the guest book is used for. The owner of the book can then learn from what people write to make a better site or leave as is. add a "send an email to___" button if they wish to have a dialogue. --- LIFE IS AN ATTITUDE! ALWAYS DO WHAT YOU WISH YOU COULD! ALWAYS! Reply    Reply with quote    Contact ta-shy   marianne Premium account Joined: Sep 03 Points: 20248 Posts: 349 Posted: 2003-10-24 17:39:00    I think you cannot avoid this criss-crossing in the guestbook. The more 'criss-crossing' the more interaction between the members. This is a good thing the more members are involved the longer they stay loyal and go on writing. For more personal contact you have given the e-mail option, I don't think you need to make any changes or adaptations. What I would like though is a direct link to the person who wrote in my guestbook so that I can answer without first going to profile and then on to this person's page. If you want an example have a look at http://www.reisweb.nl Before you can have a look you must register, it's in Dutch that is no problem I suppose. [ This Message was edited by: marianne on 2003-10-24 17:41 ] --- “I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel’s sake. The great affair is to move.” Robert Louis Stevenson Reply    Reply with quote    Contact marianne