We'd love your feedback on the classic forum
Hey there,
As you would have all no doubt noticed, we have re-implemented the YLC classic forum. We've taken your comments on board and given you what you asked for and we hope you can all get back into the forum format you know and love.
Over time, we plan to make some minor tweaks to the classic forum. Add a few fun features here and there. Maybe change the layout of the forum homepage a little. But we'd love your input on what you would like from the YLC forums.
So please use this forum discussion as a soapbox to share your feedback and constructive criticism. All will be taken into account and we'll also use this space to inform you of any future changes. We may even put some ideas to a vote.
In the meantime, please enjoy the classic forum.
Cheers,
Leon
Leon hi!
What is this please? It is on the new Thread.
one sunday morning, i used to be informed that someone was watching for me in the office. the young character who responded the rectory door said that it changed into "the girl who said she left all the notes." when I saw her i was greatly surprised, on account that i right away diagnosed her from church but had no idea that it become she who wrote the notes. she changed into sitting in a chair in the workplace together with her arms folded in her lap. her head was bowed and when she raised it to have a look at me, she could barely smile without ache. her face was disfigured, and the skin so tight from surgical processes that smiling or guffawing was very tough for her. she had suffered extraordinarily from remedy to do away with the growths that had so marred her face.
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one sunday morning, i used to be informed that someone was watching for me in the office. the young character who responded the rectory door said that it changed into "the girl who said she left all the notes." when I saw her i was greatly surprised, on account that i right away diagnosed her from church but had no idea that it become she who wrote the notes. she changed into sitting in a chair in the workplace together with her arms folded in her lap. her head was bowed and when she raised it to have a look at me, she could barely smile without ache. her face was disfigured, and the skin so tight from surgical processes that smiling or guffawing was very tough for her. she had suffered extraordinarily from remedy to do away with the growths that had so marred her face.
newnewsreview1 hr ago
one sunday morning, i used to be informed that someone was watching for me in the office. the young character who responded the rectory door said that it changed into "the girl who said she left all the notes." when I saw her i was greatly surprised, on account that i right away diagnosed her from church but had no idea that it become she who wrote the notes. she changed into sitting in a chair in the workplace together with her arms folded in her lap. her head was bowed and when she raised it to have a look at me, she could barely smile without ache. her face was disfigured, and the skin so tight from surgical processes that smiling or guffawing was very tough for her. she had suffered extraordinarily from remedy to do away with the growths that had so marred her face.
First of all the Login process with your new system was cumbersome and frustrating. Secondly, by going back to the classic format the Login is simpler, the conversation is more engaging and easier.