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Apr 7, 2017
ron/nj
As they get so little activity, would you consider merging the GA and retired chatboards?
Bob R/CA
On 4/07/17, ron/nj wrote: > As they get so little activity, would you consider merging the > GA and retired chatboards?
That's a good idea.
I'm considering consolidating the 200 or so boards down into a more coherent system, a taxonomy including "groups":
* states * grade levels (ec, elementary, middle, h...See More
That's a good idea.
I'm considering consolidating the 200 or so boards down into a more coherent system, a taxonomy including "groups":
* states * grade levels (ec, elementary, middle, h...See More
Teacher Chatboards
I don't know that I'm going to rebuild that in that location. I will probably move it under our family of chatboards, and the subdomain will probably be used for signups.
Thanks for your alert, these help keep me foc...See More