You don't like change? What if it's change that we can believe in??
I think any new homepage would feel weird, especially the more you were used to old one.
I say within a week everyone will forget what the old one looked like and realize that this is a lot less cluttered.
I can deal with it as long as they don't f*** up the message board.
I don't really like it at all either, but it works just fine.
I like the one from 2000.
I thought they were going to update the message board into the 21st century. Smileys, embedded youtube, list of viewers for each thread, and sub-forums would be a great start.
i just hate the gay rupp pic
The new page is great. I love it.
What front page?
No I am not "with you"
Change hurts .... Bill Bowerman said that ... and its true ....
give it a chance ... give it a month .... you may forget about the
ancient one.
For your info .... I miss it too .... but like the new one as well ....
lets see .... if we don't like it ... we can always
REBEL.
GIVE PEACE A CHANCE.
Q
In 6 months, pretty much no one will remember the old design. Go with it.
new desing is crap. the discussion board is still crap.
If it wasn't for the content that saves both then...
Really, letsrun is the most pathetically organised and layed out website I use - and I use a lot.
BUT, I guess it is like football(soccer) - the worlds most popular game so no-one changes any of the rules. this is the worlds most popular discussion board on running, so nothing changes - it will always be poorly designed, poorly layed out and a pathetic website - but so long as the numbers/hits are here no one will be changing anything too drastically
a decent discussion board wrote:
new desing is crap. the discussion board is still crap.
If it wasn't for the content that saves both then...
Really, letsrun is the most pathetically organised and layed out website I use - and I use a lot.
BUT, I guess it is like football(soccer) - the worlds most popular game so no-one changes any of the rules. this is the worlds most popular discussion board on running, so nothing changes - it will always be poorly designed, poorly layed out and a pathetic website - but so long as the numbers/hits are here no one will be changing anything too drastically
You wrote "layed" out twice. You don't deserve to speak your mind.
It takes getting used too.
Any attempt to dress it up means less can be seen without scrolling down. I like all new content to be immediately seen.
But as long as I can find results I'll be happy. This is one person who sometimes visits the site WITHOUT going to the message board.
It is results and upcoming match-ups that interests me. Then if I'm bored I'll go to the board.
hH
J.R. wrote:
I like the one from 2000.
Bingo!! me too
We fear change.
Reminds me of changes to the WSJ
first came color
then a reduction in size
now a sports page
The WSJ is now... just another paper.
Same here: I *liked* the rather unorganized, easy loading nature of the old letsrun better.
I'll bet you wanted Sarah Palin in the White House too
I don't mind it at all, the only thing that bothers me is everything looks new except the low res logo off to the left. If they re-brand a website they should re-brand the logo as well.
Not saying change it completely but it could certainly use some work, maybe get rid of the circle somehow and at least make it look like its not copied and pasted from a small jpg file
It doesn't look so good, but it loads faster and links load faster, too. (I am using an ancient browser)
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