I acknowledge that bringing the new technology and appearance to the Airgun Nation site must have been a very difficult, time consuming and potentially expensive endeavor.
I do appreciate the ability to "view the forum in a traditional notebook style format." This perhaps allows AGN to continue to be somewhat useful to me.
I am saddened that the reputation, post counts and accuracy levels which members such as myself worked so hard to achieve are gone (at least currently?) And it doesn't appear to me that the new system, where one merely presses a 'Like' button instead of specifying why an accuracy point was being given is as useful or meaningful.
Admittedly I am viewing this only from the perspective of a user. I have no clue as to whether the older format and 'technology' was getting to the point where it was impossible to manage from the perspective of a site administrator.
Maybe I'm just too much of an old guy - heck I only access AGN on a computer and not a phone. But I'm also one who shoots Cowboy Action, and maybe I'm more used to old technology - like guns from the period of the late 1800's!
I do appreciate the ability to "view the forum in a traditional notebook style format." This perhaps allows AGN to continue to be somewhat useful to me.
I am saddened that the reputation, post counts and accuracy levels which members such as myself worked so hard to achieve are gone (at least currently?) And it doesn't appear to me that the new system, where one merely presses a 'Like' button instead of specifying why an accuracy point was being given is as useful or meaningful.
Admittedly I am viewing this only from the perspective of a user. I have no clue as to whether the older format and 'technology' was getting to the point where it was impossible to manage from the perspective of a site administrator.
Maybe I'm just too much of an old guy - heck I only access AGN on a computer and not a phone. But I'm also one who shoots Cowboy Action, and maybe I'm more used to old technology - like guns from the period of the late 1800's!
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as I’m sure they didn’t want me to say that.
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