Post by laapa@swipnet.se on Mar 20, 2002 23:56:48 GMT 1
Mr Moderator. Great wok on the site as always. I really like the new look.
Here's an idea that popped up in my head. Perhaps it's not interesting or possible, but I think it could be a nice feature if it worked.
I like to relax with a good book (Remember that old paper-based media?) and I like to learn about tractors and machinery. Thus I read quite a few books on the subject. Such books are often hard to come by and can be quite costly. I would therefore like tips on good machinery-books and bad ones to avoid.
I came up with an Idea: would it be possible to open up another forum exept "General" and "Support and remarks" for this purpose.
The users could post input about machineryrelated books. By using the "Poll" function those who have read the book could grade it in a relevant fashion. The "Search" function could be used to get tips on what litterature is available on certain subjects.
I think it could be a pretty useful database for many users if we work together and contribute to it.
Just a thought.
Best wishes
Laapa
Johan Buregård, Malmö, Sweden.
Here's an idea that popped up in my head. Perhaps it's not interesting or possible, but I think it could be a nice feature if it worked.
I like to relax with a good book (Remember that old paper-based media?) and I like to learn about tractors and machinery. Thus I read quite a few books on the subject. Such books are often hard to come by and can be quite costly. I would therefore like tips on good machinery-books and bad ones to avoid.
I came up with an Idea: would it be possible to open up another forum exept "General" and "Support and remarks" for this purpose.
The users could post input about machineryrelated books. By using the "Poll" function those who have read the book could grade it in a relevant fashion. The "Search" function could be used to get tips on what litterature is available on certain subjects.
I think it could be a pretty useful database for many users if we work together and contribute to it.
Just a thought.
Best wishes
Laapa
Johan Buregård, Malmö, Sweden.
