Lack of posts?

Their forum, their rules.

Now, about this need to login every Monday, Mr. S.....

Clear your cookies and check the box to keep you logged in. It has to be fixed in your end, not FSM.

very cool thank you

I second this although there was a whle thread done AND ignored by admins.

GMorrison

Their forum, their rules.

 

Now, about this need to login every Monday, Mr. S.....

 

Second this.

BlackSheepTwoOneFour

...and check the box to keep you logged in. It has to be fixed in your end, not FSM.

...except, the feature to keep us logged in isn't working correctly, as we've discussed in two other threads.  And that very likely is an issue with the forum's software and its interaction with the various browsers we all use.  I do not have this issue with other forums that offer a "keep me logged in" feature, and I didn't have this issue with FineScale before the last upgrade.  As a software support and QA person, that's the conclusion I draw from those kinds of clues.  Likely.  Not 100%, but likely.

jtilley

I think it's worth noting that the Ships section of the Forum is not only alive and well but thriving. It's been covering a wide range of subjects lately, and several newcomers are giving it a broadly international flavor. It's not unusual to read posts from Spain, Germany, Russia, Britain, Australia, and the U.S. in the same thread. Seems like there's at least one new post every time I check.

To be honest, I think some people are over-reacting to the last format change. I certainly miss some of the old features, but the FSM Forum continues to be a huge asset to the hobby.

And the big question here is....are they EVER gonna fix it? The way the issue is ignored makes me believe that is a big no.

I clearly remember a similar thread a few months back...

I haven't been around long enough on the forums to really weigh in on this, but my bet is the warm weather. I'm an optimist, so I don't think the forums are dying out.

I haven't had any problems with log in. I'm not disowning other people's experiences, but I haven't had any issues. 

I'm not one to say the sky's falling, and it's not like there is much that could go wrong. The Kalmbach crew are decent folk, and I think they'd catch on eventually if there really are pervasive and destructive problems with the website. Worst case scenario is, the FSM forums die off and everybody moves to Armorama.