Thanks for the hints Psychee. I re-bookmarked and it seems to work, whereas the old one just doesn't work.
As to why the changes are only getting to me now...well, this IS Canada
More changes today from the last time I logged in too, I have to hunt for the quote post and other buttons. Oh well, no doubt I'll get used to it.
Psychee wrote:
Your bookmark will work if you are already logged in. If it is the first place you are going to, though, or have timed out on your last session, you will be redirected to the main page where you then have to log in, wait for the page to refresh, and then find the bookclub again. It is much more tedious than it was in the past when we were automatically logged in.
This has been going on for months for me, Mollywobbles. I don't know why the change has just reached you.
Psychee wrote:Mollywobbles, I have now lost my adjective and am no longer "Distinguished" or even a "Correspondent". Today they are calling me a "Wordsmith". Do you think that's a euphemism for a "Chatty Cathy"?
If I may jump in here, ... For what it's worth, at the cube farm where I come from "wordsmith" means too many people sitting around a 12' conference table, trying to come to agreement on the exact wording of the department's Mission Statement, or document they think is vitally important, but which no one else will ever take seriously, much less read. Dilbert followers will understand immediately.
"Wordsmiths" can be identified by their tendency to attempt to clarify a sentence by making it longer.
I doubt that that is what B&N intended.
Kreacherteacher wrote:
Psychee wrote:
Also, after experiencing much rudeness on another B & N board, I just want to thank you profusely for doing such a great job at keeping our little community here so enjoyable and respectful of one another. One never fully appreciates what one has until it is no longer there, I guess! A good moderator makes all the difference in the world! Two thumbs up for you!
That's too bad, Psychee. Sorry people feel the need to be rude, and especially to you as you help everyone all the time. Perhaps a few of us could run a stealth mission to that board and drop a few close but not quite unforgivable curses. Anyone else game?
Well, bless your heart! (You, too TB!) (Added - and you, too, Jules!) I'd be really careful, though. Based upon how my neck feels after one of these encounters, it seems like I'm being attacked by a female form of Fenrir Greyback over there who is uber-protected by .... hmmm -- maybe Tiggerbear can come up with the right character for the "protector"? I'm thinking along the lines of Wormtail... 
