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17 years ago

Hi,

Many members do not know about the Garden Exchange or think it is still for contributing members only even though there is no longer such a thing.

One thing that could be done is put the little exchange arrows next to the Garden Exchange link on the forum list page. For some reason it is missing them. All the other forums with exchanges have them.

Another idea is to put it as a link with the Related Forums links on the Plant Exchange.

Thanks for reading my sugestions,

Remy

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butterflychaser
17 years ago
I vote for a link to be listed on the Plant and Seed Exchanges and other exchanges to help alert people. An announcement on other exchange forums might be nice too. Only a handful of us seem to know the Garden Exchange is there so we can trade non-plant items.

If we can't liven up the Garden Exchange forum, I'd like to see the garden exchange forum merged with the plant and seed exchanges. Both those forums are not as busy as they used to be sadly.
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
17 years ago
Another idea is to put it as a link with the Related Forums links on the Plant Exchange.

Wonderful idea!

Also include the Garden Exchange as a related link on other exchange forums as well.

Sue
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debbiep_gw
17 years ago
I would like to see this happen also....Debbie
kilngod
17 years ago
A super-functional idea! If folks don't know it's there....it can't be used well.

It took me a long time to stumble across it...eventually by clicking the "other exchanges" section, not knowing there would be so many.
pfllh
17 years ago
I totally agree that it would be so helpful for a link. In talking to gardening friends, they didn't realize it was there!!!
Thank you
Lynn (pfllh)
mrbrownthumb
17 years ago
If you want to promote that section of GW you can also put it in your member page. List it as one of your favorite forums or put a link to it along with whatever text you have on your member page.

HTH

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