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June 11th, 2007, 05:05 PM

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Classic ASP and .Net Forum

This suggestion requires renaming two of our most popular forums. Anyway, my suggestion is to name "ASP Development" to "Classic ASP Development" and ".Net Development" to "C#/VB/ASP .Net Development" or something along these lines to assist users in posting to the correct forum. I noticed a lot of mismatched posts between these forums that might be prevented with a different name, as I doubt most people read the friendly descriptions below each forum title.

My 2 cents, anyway...

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June 13th, 2007, 09:46 AM

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I agree with the classic ASP forum name change, it would help newbies
know the correct forum. as for the .NET forum, better to leave it short
and to the point IMO as it's general .NET forum.

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I agree with the classic ASP forum name change, it would help newbies
know the correct forum. as for the .NET forum, better to leave it short
and to the point IMO as it's general .NET forum.

Good point about the .Net forum name, I was just trying to create something a little more descriptive out of it.

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Good point about the .Net forum name, I was just trying to create something a little more descriptive out of it.

.NET is .NET - if someone don't know it's written with C# or VB or that
it's also used to create ASP.NET web applications then that someone
got nothing to do here anyway..

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.NET is .NET - if someone don't know it's written with C# or VB or that
it's also used to create ASP.NET web applications then that someone
got nothing to do here anyway..

oh come on...surely you've seen all the clueless n00bs

June 14th, 2007, 03:15 AM

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oh come on...surely you've seen all the clueless n00bs

yeah, too much!

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I agree with the name change, perhaps this will help direct the noobs to the right forum

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I agree with the name change, perhaps this will help direct the noobs to the right forum

i have all the doubts on noobs

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June 22nd, 2007, 04:44 PM

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i have all the doubts on noobs

micky, you ARE a n00b

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micky, you ARE a n00b

lol

i know

.......... but how did u come to know?

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lol

i know

.......... but how did u come to know?

I have noob-dar (noob radar)...I can detect these kind of things

hmm..so much for my suggestion, huh? Doesn't seem to be going anywhere...oh well, I guess

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I also agree name should be change and One Should be ASP.NET 2.0 or 3.0.

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Is this finalized, please confirm before we proceed?

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Most definitely

I believe it's agreed that the names are:
Classic ASP Development
.Net Development

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Most definitely

I believe it's agreed that the names are:
Classic ASP Development
.Net Development

indeed, this should be finalized the way lewy stated above

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