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View Poll Results: What's in a clutch thread?

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  • Post them to the thread as they hatch! No need to know what's on the way until it hatches...

    7 17.07%
  • Post to the thread as things happen, eggs laid....then later eggs hatching!

    28 68.29%
  • Don't do one thread...do a new one for only the interesting ones when they hatch!

    5 12.20%
  • Don't to it at all.

    1 2.44%
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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    Would it work to just link two threads together? If so, you could have one "blog style" thread where the breeder can post pictures and updates and another thread for comments. Or something along those lines.
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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    I think a better solution would be to have a sub-forum where the OP can edit his posts. That way he can reserve 5 posts or so (not sure what the limit is on post length around here) and just edit them as needed to make updates. Then people can still reply in the same thread, and all the clutch related info will still be right at the beginning.

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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    Quote Originally Posted by m00kfu View Post
    I think a better solution would be to have a sub-forum where the OP can edit his posts. That way he can reserve 5 posts or so (not sure what the limit is on post length around here) and just edit them as needed to make updates. Then people can still reply in the same thread, and all the clutch related info will still be right at the beginning.
    THAT is a great idea. I've seen other forums where this sort of things is done, reserving the first several posts for information that will come later, and it works really well.
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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    Hi,

    Only an admin would know for sure but I think that would be a lot more complex for us to set up?


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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    Quote Originally Posted by m00kfu View Post
    I think a better solution would be to have a sub-forum where the OP can edit his posts. That way he can reserve 5 posts or so (not sure what the limit is on post length around here) and just edit them as needed to make updates. Then people can still reply in the same thread, and all the clutch related info will still be right at the beginning.
    That's the best idea right there! fixes all the issues...

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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    I hate searching 50+ pages of comments just to find the few pictures the OP posted. I would post a new thread for everything exciting. Maybe a thread for all the eggs-like you did for your lockups, and a thread for each clutch hatching. Then new threads to update us if you do post-shed pictures.

    I do like the clutch blog idea!

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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    I'd agree this is the most ideal situation. Otherwise the subforum idea sounds great as well.

    It seems most of the time post shed pics get put up (I'd love to see them anyway) and they could be in the main pic forums...but the actual clutch, ovulation, breeding etc photos could be in a locked subforum???

    Great ideas all around and thanks for the input to the poll and flexibility of the bp.net crew!

    Quote Originally Posted by m00kfu View Post
    I think a better solution would be to have a sub-forum where the OP can edit his posts. That way he can reserve 5 posts or so (not sure what the limit is on post length around here) and just edit them as needed to make updates. Then people can still reply in the same thread, and all the clutch related info will still be right at the beginning.
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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    Why not a thread solely for the breeder to post his clutches with another thread to show the comments? I know I like reading the comments when I post pics, but it does get tough to go through all the pages to find one pic.

    If we were able to have our own blog section, that may also increase membership subscriptions ( which I plan to buy next week )

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    Re: What should a clutch thread look like?

    Quote Originally Posted by tims balls View Post
    Why not a thread solely for the breeder to post his clutches with another thread to show the comments? I know I like reading the comments when I post pics, but it does get tough to go through all the pages to find one pic.

    If we were able to have our own blog section, that may also increase membership subscriptions ( which I plan to buy next week )
    You already can get your own subforum by buying a membership.
    Casey

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