Based on your comments, I just disabled this “feature.”  I kind of liked it, but WordPress needs to do a lot of work on it before I will try it again.

Please please keep this reversion in your mind because you might want to make it more evident in your comments exactly who you are responding to.

 
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Ralph Maughan

Dr. Ralph Maughan is professor emeritus of political science at Idaho State University. He was a Western Watersheds Project Board Member off and on for many years, and was also its President for several years. For a long time he produced Ralph Maughan's Wolf Report. He was a founder of the Greater Yellowstone Coalition. He and Jackie Johnson Maughan wrote three editions of "Hiking Idaho." He also wrote "Beyond the Tetons" and "Backpacking Wyoming's Teton and Washakie Wilderness." He created and is the administrator of The Wildlife News.

17 Responses to Disabled. YOU CAN NOW MAKE THREADS ON COMMENTS

  1. Save bears says:

    I don’t know Ralph, I find this new format difficult to keep track on the threads I have been watching, you click on the link to see who has made the latest comment and it takes you to the middle of comments that were made days ago, very difficult to follow the flow of things now..

  2. Maska says:

    I tend to agree with Save bears. I found it much easier to keep up with the line of discussion using the old, simpler format–but maybe we’ll get used to this new version.

  3. jdubya says:

    Ralph, you may find this interesting…

    http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/11/public-lands-bill-defeated-in-house/?hp

    It has to be gun f****ng friendly???? Wacked!

    Feel free to edit my heart-felt profanity!

  4. Save bears says:

    Now, for example, the delisting thread has gone into another page, and it listed Ryan as making the last comment, but when you click to read that comment, it just takes you to the last page of the thread and you can’t even find Ryan’s comment, this new format is really a pain..I would really like to see it go back the way it was…

  5. Ryan says:

    +1 on Save bears comment or to a forums style threaded format.

  6. Ken Cole says:

    I’m losing track of what is going on in the threads. I kind of liked the old way better. It would be okay if there weren’t so many comments and I had more time to read them but I’m lost now.

  7. Save bears says:

    This format makes it a lot more click intensive to find the flow of the thread…

  8. Well, no one has spoken in favor of it, so I will change it back unless someone speaks up in favor pretty soon.

    I do know that those who are satisfied with something sometimes don’t say anything.

    If you like the new method of threaded comments, please let us know, ASAP.

  9. jerry b says:

    Add 1 more vote for the “old” format.

  10. Eric T. says:

    the new format sucks more than a west nile infected mosquito

  11. Ryan says:

    Not so much.

  12. Save bears says:

    Thank you Ralph, it was getting very difficult to follow the flow of the threads..

  13. Layton says:

    Put me down for the old format.

  14. Eric T. says:

    I recommend elevating this thread to Hall of Fame status.

    I believe that it is the first thread in the history of this site that reached a consensus. Bravo ‘ol chaps, bravo.

  15. Elkchaser says:

    Agree that the new format sucked.

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