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  1. This is a discussion on what's with the new posts? in allnurses.com Design/Layout Feedback, part of Information Center ... ok, so I try to go to what's new, but I'm getting old post from like June and July of 2008 up...

    by Dec 31, '11
    ok, so I try to go to what's new, but I'm getting old post from like June and July of 2008 up there, with no current responses. I have to be honest, I miss my old habit of being able to quickly see a bunch of new threads, and then go into the couple of specialites I was used to. Never used smilies a bunch, can't see kudos?, I felt like people seeing the specialities and post count and years joined helped lend a air of credibility to people who spent a lot of time here, and could really add a lot of oomph to what we said. I don't like it. won't stop coming, but the whole design is iffy.
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    by locolorenzo22 Dec 31, '11 8:13 am
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  3. Admin
    Dec 31, '11 by
    During the upgrade, some data was lost and/or in incorrect places. That's why you see mixed threads/dates, etc. Once we work out all the bugs, things will look better.

    We appreciate your patience.
  4. Dec 31, '11 by
    Quote from locolorenzo22
    ok, so I try to go to what's new, but I'm getting old post from like June and July of 2008 up there, with no current responses. I have to be honest, I miss my old habit of being able to quickly see a bunch of new threads, and then go into the couple of specialites I was used to. Never used smilies a bunch, can't see kudos?, I felt like people seeing the specialities and post count and years joined helped lend a air of credibility to people who spent a lot of time here, and could really add a lot of oomph to what we said. I don't like it. won't stop coming, but the whole design is iffy.
    Why are there NO new threads or replies in the CNA forum???????
  5. Admin
    Dec 31, '11 by
    Here's the link to the CNA/MA forumhttp://allnurses.com/cna-ma-nursing/
  6. Admin
    Dec 31, '11 by
    Quote from tomc5555
    Why are there NO new threads or replies in the CNA forum???????
    There have been replies. Follow the link traumaRUs gave you.

    How about start a thread there or add to an already existing thread?
  7. Admin
    Dec 31, '11 by
    Here are a couple:

    Foley bag wasn't closed...help

    I want to train to become a CNA but..

    http://allnurses.com/cna-ma-nursing/...ml#post6007683

    http://allnurses.com/cna-ma-nursing/...on-653809.html
  8. Dec 31, '11 by
    i tried to start a new thread, no go.
    do you see any new threads in the CNA forum?
  9. Admin
    Dec 31, '11 by
    I posted some of the new posts in my last post. I did not see any newly created threads.

    When you say, "no go", what is happening?
  10. Admin
    Dec 31, '11 by
    To start a new topic, find the blue "start a topic now" bar, then click the drop down menu to "new topic".

    http://content.screencast.com/users/...b/00000056.png

    Then:

    http://content.screencast.com/users/...1/00000057.png
  11. Dec 31, '11 by
    Maybe I already forgot what the old site did, but it used to be you could see the latest topics from AN and central separately. That way you wouldn't have politics mixed with say, nursing specialties. In the "What's new" tab it just does whatever is newest. Is there any plan to make a separate "What's new" for the break room?

    I hope it doesn't sound too b*****, I love this site and I get to enjoy it for free. Just curious about it, that's all.