Forgotten Threads [Archive] - Wizards Community

Forgotten Threads [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
Ellanon
03-01-07, 06:19 PM Roast Slinky posted 31 Defensive Feats on the boards a few years ago. The old link is dead and I can't find it here at all. Are there archives that I am unaware of? There are about 4 threads that I used to follow that I can't find anymore. I had saved them all to Word Doc on my computer (and have now uploaded the content to my website), but I wanted to see if anything had been added or changed since then.

Any ideas?

Also, if you want to see those old feats some of those threads are copied to my website and available in my sig.
Zherog
03-01-07, 07:32 PM Check the announcements (http://boards1.wizards.com/announcement.php?f=19) (at the top of every forum), for a link to the archives.
Ellanon
03-01-07, 07:55 PM Check the announcements (http://boards1.wizards.com/announcement.php?f=19) (at the top of every forum), for a link to the archives.

My apologies. I had read the first post about downtime, but didn't notice the second post about the archives. I have a question though... Are they searchable now? I've been on these boards for years and they've never been searchable...
Zherog
03-01-07, 08:06 PM They're not searchable yet. But part of the reason for creating them was to make searching possible. By moving the older threads off to the archive, it reduces the number of threads on the forums, which helps search. As I understand, when search comes back, you'll have to explicitly tell it to search the archives.
Ellanon
03-01-07, 08:17 PM They're not searchable yet. But part of the reason for creating them was to make searching possible. By moving the older threads off to the archive, it reduces the number of threads on the forums, which helps search. As I understand, when search comes back, you'll have to explicitly tell it to search the archives.

Excellent. I am looking forward to that. There are so many wonderful threads that used to be on my subscribed list. :weep:

Luckily, my favorite ones I archived my self, or they are still active.

Thanks for the heads up.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Ellanon 03-01-07, 06:19 PM	Roast Slinky posted 31 Defensive Feats on the boards a few years ago. The old link is dead and I can't find it here at all. Are there archives that I am unaware of? There are about 4 threads that I used to follow that I can't find anymore. I had saved them all to Word Doc on my computer (and have now uploaded the content to my website), but I wanted to see if anything had been added or changed since then. Any ideas? Also, if you want to see those old feats some of those threads are copied to my website and available in my sig.
Zherog 03-01-07, 07:32 PM	Check the announcements (http://boards1.wizards.com/announcement.php?f=19) (at the top of every forum), for a link to the archives.
Ellanon 03-01-07, 07:55 PM	Check the announcements (http://boards1.wizards.com/announcement.php?f=19) (at the top of every forum), for a link to the archives. My apologies. I had read the first post about downtime, but didn't notice the second post about the archives. I have a question though... Are they searchable now? I've been on these boards for years and they've never been searchable...
Zherog 03-01-07, 08:06 PM	They're not searchable yet. But part of the reason for creating them was to make searching possible. By moving the older threads off to the archive, it reduces the number of threads on the forums, which helps search. As I understand, when search comes back, you'll have to explicitly tell it to search the archives.
Ellanon 03-01-07, 08:17 PM	They're not searchable yet. But part of the reason for creating them was to make searching possible. By moving the older threads off to the archive, it reduces the number of threads on the forums, which helps search. As I understand, when search comes back, you'll have to explicitly tell it to search the archives. Excellent. I am looking forward to that. There are so many wonderful threads that used to be on my subscribed list. :weep: Luckily, my favorite ones I archived my self, or they are still active. Thanks for the heads up.