Finally, a way to communicate without cluttering threads.
Just click on TIPS & NOTES TO WUWT on the menu under the masthead and leave a comment. See the instructions there. – Anthony
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Good move, Anthony. I suspect that it may get well used…
Anthony, your site just keeps getting better! Thanks for all you do and for the inputs of everyone on this forum!
You used to have an archive of blogs on the RHS of the page that you could search by category etc. This has disappeared and has been replaced by posts by date. Why have you done this and how can I access an archive of posts by category? I found this an excellent reference.
Thank you Anthony.
Anthony
Good addition, it makes more sense then posting things that are off topic on other strings.
Thanks
Ed
I hope it was an easy fix. I have been frustrated in the past for a way to contact you about content without busting the thread. Thanks.
I’ve seen various people raise the point about the difference between the JAXA and Arctic Roos ice extent graphics, but I still haven’t seen anyone suggest a reason for it. Can anyone help? Or do I flip a coin and choose one to follow?
Thanks Anthony, I have always felt guilty posting off-thread comments but felt it important to draw people’s attention to what appeared to me to be of interest.
Now I can sleep at night 🙂
Good plan! I have on several occasions wanted to bring something to your attention!
Larry
It wasn’t hard before finding how to contact him, but now it’s easier.
Glad to finally see this! – Erik
So, this would be the spot where we ask questions not addressed elesewhere?
Or do you want it to focus on questions specifically “how to operate (and recommendations to improve) this web site?”
Robert
REPLY: Open for anything relative to WUWT, ideas, tips, gripes, requests, whataver
thanks … I think this is a good idea !
No such link appears on my screen:
“TIPS & NOTES TO WUWT”
Anthony,
Clicking on “TIPS AND NOTES TO WUWT” produces only a blank space for me down here in Oz.
Bryan