Arbtalk in 2012

[Old Mill Tree Care]

a member location map?

 

Bad idea for security and privacy reasons, sorry.

 

It could be voluntary though.

[WoodED]

a carving guide, upload good selected member videos as lessons on carving

[josharb87]

2 buttons

 

"unread Arb threads"

 

"unread drivel"

[Old Mill Tree Care]

I think the thread for VOSA related topics is a good idea but it could lead to some hot water. There are probably legal restraints regarding reproduction of VOSA documents on to this site.

Then there could be a potential problem with people taking something they read here as gospel and 'quoting' this on there next road side meeting with an inspector.

Anyway, it's a good idea and would certainly be popular.

 

In fact Mr Bulman, with a dedicated thread on the subject, could you then attract a different set of advertisers. Driver/trailer training centres? HGV/Ag mechanics or garages? Related manufacturers?

[alex_m]

A button along the top where you can see a list of threads you have posted in. At the moment, the only way to do it is to go through search. (as far as i know)

[Steve Bullman]

A button along the top where you can see a list of threads you have posted in. At the moment, the only way to do it is to go through search. (as far as i know)

 

its in your profile under the statistics tab

 

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/search.php?searchid=5620207

[DN22 Gardening]

As Alex has suggested earlier.

 

Directory of tip sites

 

Probably available to members only

[delabodge]

a picture gallery for specific topics,,ie, leaves,carvings,milling,,,,as searching in the search engine can some times be long winded reading everything and scrolling,

but on the whole a brilliant addictive site,that I find interesting and imformative.well done

[button1803]

hi Steve, sorry if this has been mentioned, what about a latin thread for all the trees? etc to help either people studying or for people who would want to learn?

[felixthelogchopper]

hi Steve, sorry if this has been mentioned, what about a latin thread for all the trees? etc to help either people studying or for people who would want to learn?

 

Phonetic pronounciations would be great too. I'm terrible at that.