You CAN open old topics U-Turn

[webmaster]

Please see new post below.

[Theodomus]

Sorry, I don't want to argue, but I find it rather interesting to continue old discussions (at least in most cases) so one can also relate to older comments as well.

Doesn't everyone have the option of unchecking the option to get a mail on a reply in the profile?

[webmaster]

Thanks Marion for that tip, I didn't think of it.

I've turned off 'Notify me of a reply' and marked 'inactive' to most of the people who haven't posted in a long time so now nobody will be bothered if you reopen an old topic.

Sorry about that.

[John M]

Cool Bryan, thanks. I locked all threads prior to 2007, so I'll unlock them now, just in case...

[Theodomus]

Thanks, Bryan.

[RueBea]

Whew! I am glad it is now an option to comment. Thank you.

[Johnny]

I love reading as many posts as possible on the Doris Day Forum. These posts are a community history of information, experiences, ideas , artistic expression and most importantly a shared love of Doris Day's work and admiration for her humanity.

The forum posts are a source of rich research material on Doris' music, photographs and films.
I have learned so much from each and every forum member's posts. Often before I post I will go back to read previous posts on a particular song or film.

Once I suggested to Bryan that the forum posts would make a wonderful tribute book to Doris. I suggested the title,To Doris With Love. Thanks again to Bryan for all your hard work and being such a dedicated leader for us all.

Thanks to everyone in The Doris Day Community who has posted or is posting. It is a uplifting experience to be part of this community and visit it each day. It is a gift.

[webmaster]

Once I suggested to Bryan that the forum posts would make a wonderful tribute book to Doris. I suggested the title, To Doris With Love.

Yes, I'd forgotten that, Johnny - maybe we could do still do it?