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Well, it's the fall, and that means it's time for our yearly tweek of GM-Trucks.com

 

Just a few mintues ago I changed the top forum graphic, and hope to make it a weekly tradition on Sunday nights.

 

I also want to open this thread up for the harshest criticism you can give me about GM-TC. What you like, what you hate, what you want us to elaborate on and what just doesn't work. Please, you won't hurt my feelings. This is YOUR site, not mine. I just want to make it perfect for YOU.

 

What do you want us to try to add on the forum?

What would you like us to add on the main site? More truck reviews? More product reviews? More Car reviews? Reviews on non-automotive stuff? For us to shut the hell up? haha

 

Thanks in advance for everyone's great and helpful comments! :confused::jester:

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How about a PDA/Blackberry browser version so I can check the forums when I'm on travel? I've tried, but it is painfully slow, even with the "low bandwidth" version.

 

Other than that, it's a great site with a lot of great people! Keep up the good work!! :confused:

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How about a PDA/Blackberry browser version so I can check the forums when I'm on travel?  I've tried, but it is painfully slow, even with the "low bandwidth" version.

 

Other than that, it's a great site with a lot of great people!  Keep up the good work!!  :confused:

 

 

 

 

 

Thats funny---I have done the same and hope IPB support it soon.

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I wouldn't mind more maintenance how to's and maybe some more in depth articles on how certain things work with diagrams and some insight on the inner workings. I would also love to see a for sale section, maybe with different accesories ( you know where you pic your truck then try on different parts ) Anyways I love the site, love the skin choice, easy on the eyes. Thanks

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I like the fact that, even though there are random ads by google on the screen, they are not in your face and they don't randomly popup. It's nice, hopefully we can keep the forum ads to a minimum like they are now!

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I can do without the pictures of Hummers and Cadillac SRX's,I know the Hummer's are GM trucks but....

How many of us on here have Hummer's? Only one that I can think of.

And the Cadillac SRX -IS NOT- a truck,Its a "crossover" just like the Equinox,Pontiac Torrent and Saturn Vue and they are NOT trucks!!

 

Other than that everything is just A-OK!! :confused:

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I can do without the pictures of Hummers and Cadillac SRX's,I know the Hummer's are GM trucks but....

How many of us on here have Hummer's? Only one that I can think of.

And the Cadillac SRX -IS NOT- a truck,Its a "crossover" just like the Equinox,Pontiac Torrent and Saturn Vue and they are NOT trucks!!

 

Other than that everything is just A-OK!! :confused:

 

 

 

 

 

Yeah, we'll be "adjusting" the pictures a little bit to get back to the pure truck aspects!

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I can do without the pictures of Hummers and Cadillac SRX's,I know the Hummer's are GM trucks but....

How many of us on here have Hummer's? Only one that I can think of.

And the Cadillac SRX -IS NOT- a truck,Its a "crossover" just like the Equinox,Pontiac Torrent and Saturn Vue and they are NOT trucks!!

 

 

 

 

I agree. Stop posting car s**t. Didn't you have a car site like two years ago? Cadillac station wagons belong there!

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I agree.  Stop posting car s**t.  Didn't you have a car site like two years ago?  Cadillac station wagons belong there!

 

 

 

 

 

I'm glad we have attracted input from our highly esteemed members with bottomless pits of valuable contribution! :banghead:

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On the view-new-posts screen, I'd like to be able to see the date and time a thread started. That along with the date and time of the most recent post.

 

In the garage, nobody's commenting. Could be because people think that if they do make a comment, or two, or three, their name will be posted on the "most recently commented" section, once for each comment. Too much publicity.

 

Change that section of the "garage" screen to indicate the vehicle commented, and the first few words of the new comment, followed by an elipsis.

 

And it's too hard to search the garage. Impossible to search for a particular mod...can anything be done there?

 

And add an icon to "newest mods" to indicate if there is a picture. That way we can skip the ones that are pictureless.

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