Search Function - WTH?

8 comments

• shadowcat

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  13 years ago

  Just type in the club name when it takes you to Google. If there is more than one club with that name type the city first and then the name.
• Alucard

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  13 years ago

  Why is this roundabout method searching being used. INSTALL a dedicated TUSCL Search Function. GEEZ!!!
• founder

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  13 years ago

  @alucard, please send me the source code for a dedicated search function and the resources to install it and I will do it ASAP.
  
  Seriously, google has made BILLIONS of dollars by being good at searching. They let users leverage all their knowledge for FREE. Searching tuscl through google is far and away superior to the old way of "dedicated" searching that we used here.
  
  and again @alucard, fwiw, I will gladly refund your subscription fee if you are that upset with the progress we are making here. That goes for anyone who has paid and hates the new format.
  
  thanks
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• motorhead

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  13 years ago

  I found I like it. I was a bit confused the first time but then I realized it's easy to find a member's profile, a discussion, a club.
  
  I'm getting used to the changes. I access TUSCL from my phone 90% of the tine so for me, I like the changes.
  
  
• 59

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  13 years ago

  OK, now that I look at it closer all the hits are TUSCL hits. Looks workable. Just kind of a shock the 1st time.
• sharkhunter

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  13 years ago

  Thanks for continuing to update the site Founder. I remember it used to load slow in times past.
• steve229

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  13 years ago

  Well, I can't complain about not getting my money's worth, since I'm using the site for free, but...I do have a couple questions:
  
  Can post counts and # clubs reviewed be displayed for reviewers and OPs again (without having to click on their profile)?
  
  Can # of comments and last comment posted time be added back to the discussion threads?
  
  (If these were asked and answered before I missed them, possibly due to the new format, lol)
• georgmicrodong

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  13 years ago

  @Founder: No task is too difficult or complicated for those who do not have to perform it.