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Post by mmandpgm on Sept 9, 2018 19:08:40 GMT
With input from George Kernahan, I created fairly lengthy feedback on a brief article by Martin Best covering Sikorsky Aircraft appearing in the December 2016 Archive, page 2016/180. I first offered it to the Archive editor without success. I then offered it the Aeromilitaria editor just before the last issue of this journal. Again it was not used. Not very encouraging!
Rather than see the feedback go to waste, I am looking for a suitable place to provide it. Constructive suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks
Matt Miller
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Post by eLaReF on Sept 9, 2018 19:16:31 GMT
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Post by Admin on Sept 9, 2018 19:38:55 GMT
Matt
If you want to send it to me at steve.mitchell@air-britain.co.uk, then I can arrange for it to be added to the website.
Regards Steve
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Post by mickywest on Sept 9, 2018 20:08:26 GMT
Steve and other A-B officials...When mentioning this 'members only' website can you please ALWAYS put a link...the site eLaRef mentioned is a different PUBLIC site as far as I can see. M West 17763
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Post by mmandpgm on Sept 9, 2018 20:54:42 GMT
Article sent to Steve. Matt Miller
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Post by eLaReF on Sept 9, 2018 22:19:24 GMT
Steve and other A-B officials...When mentioning this 'members only' website can you please ALWAYS put a link...the site eLaRef mentioned is a different PUBLIC site as far as I can see. M West 17763 Apologies I had logged in previously then later went Members, then Research and didn't notice I was logged out again! 100 lines
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Post by eLaReF on Sept 9, 2018 22:24:11 GMT
Steve and other A-B officials...When mentioning this 'members only' website can you please ALWAYS put a link...the site eLaRef mentioned is a different PUBLIC site as far as I can see. M West 17763 Apologies I had logged in previously then later went Members, then Research and didn't notice I was logged out again! 100 lines Actually, for the purposes of the Original Poster (OP) does it matter if it's public or Members Only?
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Post by Stig Jarlevik on Sept 10, 2018 7:53:39 GMT
Perhaps we could unite where to put these updates/corrections? I for one don't want to miss out what Matt Miller has to say.
Cheers Stig
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Post by Admin on Sept 10, 2018 13:59:59 GMT
Once the file is uploaded to the A-B website, a link will be posted here.
Steve
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Post by Admin on Oct 18, 2018 14:13:37 GMT
After some gremlin hiding the Sikorsky update from Matt, it has now been sent to the webmaster for upload - we'll let you know once it is available.
Steve M
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Post by mmandpgm on Nov 2, 2018 1:59:56 GMT
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Post by Stig Jarlevik on Nov 2, 2018 8:09:02 GMT
Excellent update Matt, thank You
While here, can I ask why the Archive section looks so much better than the Aeromilitaria one? Archive is very structured, with a clear statement the exact period it covers, while Aeromilitaria everything is simply put together and presumably anything new is added at the top. I for one would be very happy if Aeromilitaria chose to have the same easy to view structure as Archive does.
Cheers Stig
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Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2018 11:00:35 GMT
Couldn't agree more, Stig. Unfortunately AB is so disjointed, and there seems to be little to no co-ordination between even the most basic 'departments', that there is almost no consistency anywhere. In the case of the Members area, have it like Archive. Or if this is not possible, then at the very least, make sure there is a clear note saying when a particular section/file was last updated. Without this very basic information, it's hardly worth bothering to add it in the first place, as, unless someone looks as a result of seeing a message on the forum (and we know that will only be a very small number), no-one will ever know if there's anything new.
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Post by sparksey on Nov 29, 2018 21:09:49 GMT
Stig, hawkseye,
Thank you for your comments regarding the layout of the Aeromilitaria home page in the Members Area, and I am delighted to respond as follows...
The listing page is already in course of change to mirror that of the Archive listing page
Since the changes to the new magazine format there have only been three articles that could not be accommodated in the new magazine, all of which relate to the "crashes" series of documents see below). It is unlikely therefore that you will have missed anything, and we will continue to use a combination of both paper (magazine) and on-line sources to publish various works. One of the benefits of the on-line presence is that we can publish complete documents rather that serialising over many months or even years in view of the inherent size
A new document relating to crashes in Wales and West Midlands will be uploaded to the site as part of the revised page design work already underway
Updates to the website are indeed posted to the Message Board as they are uploaded, but I accept that these notices could be clearer. I am therefore arranging for the Message Board to have a specific folder that is more obvious, to which on-line update notices can be posted.
Thank you again for your comments. The message board is still in it's infancy and we need feedback such as this to enable us to shape our publications be they paper or on-line
Regards
Ian Air-Britain IT Coordinator
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