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Not sure how to message them directly but I have a question for them that we talked about previously:

 

How come there is no forum for the 2022 Refresh model?  
 

Or for the 2023?

 

I believe it would be helpful to at least edit the current forum name and edit it to (2019-2023) or something similar.

 

 Thank you 

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On 1/10/2023 at 3:33 PM, Nestor Romero said:

Not sure how to message them directly but I have a question for them that we talked about previously:

 

How come there is no forum for the 2022 Refresh model?  
 

Or for the 2023?

 

I believe it would be helpful to at least edit the current forum name and edit it to (2019-2023) or something similar.

 

 Thank you 

Not sure how to message them directly but I have a question for them that we talked about previously:

 

How come there is no forum for the 2022 Refresh model?  
 

Or for the 2023?

 

I believe it would be helpful to at least edit the current forum name and edit it to (2019-2023) or something similar.

 

 Thank you 

KARNUT Senior Enthusiast

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5 minutes ago, Nestor Romero said:

 

Not sure how to message them directly but I have a question for them that we talked about previously:

 

How come there is no forum for the 2022 Refresh model?  
 

Or for the 2023?

 

I believe it would be helpful to at least edit the current forum name and edit it to (2019-2023) or something similar.

 

 Thank you 

If you want to start a thread it will be seen. If you state it’s a 2023 then I’m sure the year will be added eventually. I see plenty of refresh threads.

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3 hours ago, KARNUT said:

If you want to start a thread it will be seen. If you state it’s a 2023 then I’m sure the year will be added eventually. I see plenty of refresh threads.

I understand that.

 

I can’t understand why not do it the proper way and have it organized.

 

way too many mix ups in the “2019-2021”   Come on I get 2022 the refresh blah blh blah but we are in 2023 now.

 

makes these forums seem neglected 

 

besides all the ADS everywhere 

 

 

 

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BIGDOGx Senior Enthusiast

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11 hours ago, Nestor Romero said:

I understand that.

 

I can’t understand why not do it the proper way and have it organized.

 

way too many mix ups in the “2019-2021”   Come on I get 2022 the refresh blah blh blah but we are in 2023 now.

 

makes these forums seem neglected 

 

besides all the ADS everywhere 

 

 

 

I would think the best way to go about adding a new sub forum would be to PM Zane who is the admin here, his account shows he was last active here right before christmas so maybe he would eventually see it and work on it, though im sure it has been mentioned to him before.

 

I agree though, i think the refresh deserve it's own sub forum at this point. The colorado/canyon section could use an update as well.

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Thank you. 
 

Not sure why it is so hard.

 

like asking congress to pass a reform 😂

 

WTH come on Zane!

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14 hours ago, Nestor Romero said:

Thank you. 
 

Not sure why it is so hard.

 

like asking congress to pass a reform 😂

 

WTH come on Zane!

He is busy and when he created this forum he had a different life i'm sure, as this place has been around for awhile. Not sure mods can help on this, maybe one can chime in here if they see this. Like i said i think the best way would be to pm zane and please don't spam his mail box either, send a message and wait for a reply. Like i said he has not been on here for a few weeks now so it might take a bit to see it, give him some time and i'm sure he will answer back.

txab Senior Enthusiast

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Mods don't have ability to modify forum. I've forwarded messages to Admins on this subject in the past and continue to do so

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MaverickZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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On 1/12/2023 at 6:18 PM, Nestor Romero said:

Thank you. 
 

Not sure why it is so hard.

 

like asking congress to pass a reform 😂

 

WTH come on Zane!

Many of us have tried to get this fixed for a couple of years. At this point, it appears that Zane is only interested in revenue streams--the incessant ads here, and telling everyone to view the youtube channel. Nothing else ever gets done. Txab is about the only active moderator--there used to be many. 

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50 minutes ago, MaverickZ71 said:

Many of us have tried to get this fixed for a couple of years. At this point, it appears that Zane is only interested in revenue streams--the incessant ads here, and telling everyone to view the youtube channel. Nothing else ever gets done. Txab is about the only active moderator--there used to be many. 

I agree with you Bret as this site has been slowly going down for awhile. I think they have put this site out behind the tool shed.

Tom73 Enthusiast

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Seems would be easy to just change it from 2019 - 2021 to 2019 - Present. 

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12 hours ago, Tom73 said:

Seems would be easy to just change it from 2019 - 2021 to 2019 - Present. 

Correct, but apparently this is too hard to do Tom or they are too busy to bother.

 

Doing so will positively impact users' experience and navigation through the forums, specially new subscribers.

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44 minutes ago, Nestor Romero said:

Correct, but apparently this is too hard to do Tom or they are too busy to bother.

 

Doing so will positively impact users' experience and navigation through the forums, specially new subscribers.

Maybe if you look it says 2019-2023.

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Yup and they added the new EV forum and updated the Colorado section, Thank you Mr. Zane or Mod that was given control of that power.👍

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