17 August 2006 by Michael Cyger
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iSixSigma Discussion Forum Upgrade |
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Thank you to everyone who contributes thoughts, suggestions and comments to iSixSigma on how we can improve what we provide. We’re constantly making improvements to our technologies as a result. Our Discussion Forum is a popular Six Sigma-related destination on the Internet. Since our inception in May 2000, we’ve had about 94,000 postings. People have both become popular and been flamed as a result of the iSixSigma Discussion Forum. Friendships have been made, and old spats have been settled. It’s a wonderful yet challenging community, all rolled into one place. Today, we made a couple of improvements to the iSixSigma Discussion Forum:
So let’s say that you remember a posting by "Heebeegeebee BB" from months ago, but you didn’t bookmark it at the time. Now just type in "Heebeegeebee" (sans quotes) into the search box (upper right hand corner of the main iSixSigma site) and select to search against the "Discussion Forum." You’ll find all 654 posts referencing or written by Heebeegeebee BB. Want to read Heebee’s posts in reverse chronological order? Click the [ Sort by Date ] option at the top of the screen.
So what kind of fun stuff can we find out, now that we have access to all 94,000 posts? Well...as of today, a search on the discussion forum for:
What else can you find? Post your comments. |
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| posted by Michael Cyger at 3:25 AM ET | comments [7] | |||||||||||||
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| posted by Ann Taylor | 17 August 2006 at 10:42 AM ET |
Stan had 5,759 posts! Probably more than anyone wants ;) |
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| posted by Heebeegeebee BB | 17 August 2006 at 1:08 PM ET |
I want to take a moment to thank you for all your hard work and patience in maintaning this forum and website. Kuds to you! Heebee |
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| posted by Heebeegeebee BB | 17 August 2006 at 1:09 PM ET |
uh...kuds = kudos. ;-) |
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| posted by Meikah Delid | 18 August 2006 at 3:27 AM ET |
Yes, congratulations everyone! |
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| posted by Michael Cyger | 7 September 2006 at 4:12 PM ET |
Hi Robert, I was told by my technical team that the system was designed with that purpose in mind, and that most people would refine their query if they needed to go beyond 200. Obviously, they didn't know this would be a "use case" :). As such, we've modified our coding so that it now allows you to scroll through the whole lot. For example, you can now scroll all the way back to what I think is your very first post . Your first post? Friday, 8th March 2002, 3:56 PM We're still working on making it a little easier to use, and we always appreciate the feedback. Enjoy! |
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