What worries me most is "who" is going.

Geep, BB, Snarly?

Man, those are the hearts and souls of POSER.

That are  ome of the most motivated and most capable and most helpfull guys around.

Comapred to those? I feel very-very-very small.

Realy, it hurst so see them go.

I have to agree and the word that really upsets me the most is the word 'going' rather than moving.  I have learnt so much from the names listed, and many more not mentioned, but they don't seem to be moving to another forum (if they are please let me know which one) which means they are a loss to the whole 3D community. I still shop here, far too much this month, thanks to so many sales, and I suspect I will continue my prime membership but I am finding more and more that I spend more time at RDNA than in this forum.  Go back a couple of years and my habit was to visit this forum every day and RDNA about once a week.  Now I visit RDNA everyday and sometimes I can go two to three days to without visiting here.  In addition I have started putting some of my images up in the RDNA gallery something I never used to do. 

It is not only the forum either, OK I accept that some of these issues are only seen with Internet Explorer but, if you go into the galleries and then select a drop down, the menu list displays beneath the header so some options are hidden.  If I want to credit a vendor I have to fire up Google Chrome because the option does not work with IE.  In short the Rendo site has a lot of niggling little issues which add up to making it frustrating to use sometimes. 

RDNA on the other hand seems to be slick in comparison and the forum there is a joy to use.

 

 

 

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