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Which island do you live on or questioning?

(@BeachcomberStt)
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I believe, if memory, serves me correctly, ChanelCinq brought this topic up in one of the past threads just in passing. (Correct me if I'm wrong)

If you don't have which island you are from in your screen name or in the subjuct line, my suggestion, is to permanently put it on your signature.

A lot of times people forget to put which island they are questioning in the General Form. Or in the Classified Forum when advertising they forget to put which island they are on. Even on the Community Forum.
And someone always ends up asking "Which island?"

I really like when someone has which island they are living on in their screen name or when it's on the subject line, especially when someone is selling something. I can skip a thread if I want to, if it is from Stx, because more than likely I'm not interested. Nothing againt Stx, just distance 😛

Some members start to forget which members are from which island :S

Any thoughts?
Or other ideas?


 
Posted : May 19, 2012 6:20 pm
(@the-oldtart)
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It's a good suggestion but one which probably won't be adhered to! A few years ago the majority of posters were from STT, now the ratio it seems is more STX. But even if you try to make everything clear it's not always recognized. I recently posted some items for sale in the Classified section and although I clearly said "STT" in the title, a STX poster said he'd buy one of the items and obviously just assumed it was on STX. Goes back to the old adage that you can lead a horse to water but ...


 
Posted : May 19, 2012 6:47 pm
(@ChanelCinq)
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It sounds good to me. I always make sure to but STT in the title of my thread. Except before when I was not sure.


 
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