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And to answer OP
Check whatever ‘alert’ there might be
See if it’s Marsha or Dave fussing at me 😛)
Then a quick glance at the 1st 10 or so threads on SSF to see if there’s anything new (usually no)
Then off to EE to peruse yet another Metallica or Shawshank thread
(And every now and then some BTL)
 
Andrus said:
Thank you for visiting the home/news page. I put a lot of work into that, so I appreciate it!

I usually come to the forum first to see if there are any threads that I want to link to on the news page, then I go and start updating the news page. Once I've done that, I come back to the forum and start reading... that is, if I don't have to deal with any knuckleheads first. :hihi:

Not to threadjack, but here is a question. I am not working at the moment, so I have more time on my hands. A lot of the videos and podcasts that I post on the news page are pretty interesting and worthy of threads. I posted a few here in the past couple of days. So, I was thinking of doing that regularly, however, I don't want to clutter the board with them. So how many each day is enough, or too many? Also, which ones should I post here regularly? NOF? OTB? Locked on Saints? WWL? AFR? the Saints regular post practice and post game interviews?

-Andrus
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Don't think you'd clutter up the forum posting. If they cause a long discussion, they'd slowly disappear down the page. If they became the next Suh thread, they'd be at the top for a while and that's a good thing.

Maybe a Daily "Podcasts 11/3/23" where you link all the podcast you want to post in the OP? Something like that? Newstorys you think are thread-worthy? IDK, but I doubt there's a # of threads that are too many... well, I guess there is a #, but I doubt you'd be the one to hit that #.
 
ARSaint said:
Everytime I get on Saintsreport.com I have a certain way I view the page. I go to home first and see if there are any articles I would like to read. After reading articles, I go to SSF and click trending and then scroll to threads I want to read. I am curious, is there a better way to navigate through the site? How do you navigate the site? Am I missing out on any secrets? I have also been know to cross over the levee on occasion.
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I'll usually scan the news page once or twice a day. Multiple times a day I'll open SR and go straight to SSF and run down the page to see any there's any hot post with some sort of new news. If a thread title catches my eye, I'll read through it with whatever time I have.
 
Andrus said:
Thank you for visiting the home/news page. I put a lot of work into that, so I appreciate it!

I usually come to the forum first to see if there are any threads that I want to link to on the news page, then I go and start updating the news page. Once I've done that, I come back to the forum and start reading... that is, if I don't have to deal with any knuckleheads first. :hihi:

Not to threadjack, but here is a question. I am not working at the moment, so I have more time on my hands. A lot of the videos and podcasts that I post on the news page are pretty interesting and worthy of threads. I posted a few here in the past couple of days. So, I was thinking of doing that regularly, however, I don't want to clutter the board with them. So how many each day is enough, or too many? Also, which ones should I post here regularly? NOF? OTB? Locked on Saints? WWL? AFR? the Saints regular post practice and post game interviews?

-Andrus
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It’s been great the news posts on the board, the more quality the better really!
 
Andrus said:
Thank you for visiting the home/news page. I put a lot of work into that, so I appreciate it!

I usually come to the forum first to see if there are any threads that I want to link to on the news page, then I go and start updating the news page. Once I've done that, I come back to the forum and start reading... that is, if I don't have to deal with any knuckleheads first. :hihi:

Not to threadjack, but here is a question. I am not working at the moment, so I have more time on my hands. A lot of the videos and podcasts that I post on the news page are pretty interesting and worthy of threads. I posted a few here in the past couple of days. So, I was thinking of doing that regularly, however, I don't want to clutter the board with them. So how many each day is enough, or too many? Also, which ones should I post here regularly? NOF? OTB? Locked on Saints? WWL? AFR? the Saints regular post practice and post game interviews?

-Andrus
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I rarely visit the home page.
But, now that I know how much goes into it, I’ll visit daily.
Thanks for all of the hard work.

SR is a large part of my daily routine. I’d be lost w/o it.
My current order of visiting is, SSF, EE, BTL, TECH, NCAA.
I despise all politics, so I rarely go there.
 
I first look to see if @guidomerkinsrules is online and see if he's posted something I can kvetch about.

And if he hasn't, then I look and see if any Saint player has gotten arrested for excessive speeding to kvetch about.

I'm rarely disappointed.

Then I go look at baby elephants.
 
Andrus said:
It is far easier to identify the "persistent" nancy's when winning, and that's when I pounce.
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Like anyone named nancy even posts here.

 
OutlawSaint said:
I have BTL as one of my saved bookmark tabs in my browser so I always check for updates on the best butts and stuff. Then go to SSF to see what the team is up to.
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ARSaint said:
Everytime I get on Saintsreport.com I have a certain way I view the page. I go to home first and see if there are any articles I would like to read. After reading articles, I go to SSF and click trending and then scroll to threads I want to read. I am curious, is there a better way to navigate through the site? How do you navigate the site? Am I missing out on any secrets? I have also been know to cross over the levee on occasion.
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Usually with my thumb or middle finger; occasionally I’ll use my ring or index finger. Pinky will have to grow into such responsibilities. :peace:
 

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