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1. (This is not a high priority item. Given all the work that those who maintain the Review boards already put in, I am simply putting forth a suggestion that the various moderators might add to their Review boards on an individual basis on a time available basis.) I would find it helpful if, when I opened up a Review board and was presented with the chart showing which resorts have been reviewed, those charts indicated which resorts were in RCI Points. Whether a resort is in Points or not is often one of the first pieces of information I need in order to determine which reviews to look at.
2. (Maybe this one is already being done.) We are obviously in a shakedown period for the new board. Most people now know how to get themselves listed as a TUG member, but I expect we will continue to see people dribble in saying "I am still listed as a Guest." The sticky on the BBS board helps (and is all that can be done for now). May I suggest, however, that whenever anyone new joins TUG, that Bill's email not only include the password needed to get to the Reviews and Sightings, but also include a paragraph (perhaps highlighted) explaining how to be listed as a TUG member on the BBS. Likewise, the next time the password changes, his email also include a paragraph (perhaps highlighted) indicating that people will have to change their profile in order to continue to be listed as a TUG member.
2. (Maybe this one is already being done.) We are obviously in a shakedown period for the new board. Most people now know how to get themselves listed as a TUG member, but I expect we will continue to see people dribble in saying "I am still listed as a Guest." The sticky on the BBS board helps (and is all that can be done for now). May I suggest, however, that whenever anyone new joins TUG, that Bill's email not only include the password needed to get to the Reviews and Sightings, but also include a paragraph (perhaps highlighted) explaining how to be listed as a TUG member on the BBS. Likewise, the next time the password changes, his email also include a paragraph (perhaps highlighted) indicating that people will have to change their profile in order to continue to be listed as a TUG member.