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Locating Tiki Talkback Topic

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hanford_lemoore posted on 07/22/2003

If you haven't seen it, we've got a new forum: Locating Tiki!

For the details on the new forum, read the welcome message.

Since Tiki Central is all about the people who read and post here, it is important I get your opinions, both good and bad. I can't make it better unless I know how. Please post your comments here by replying, or if you prefer to remain confidential, feel free to PM me or [email=hanford_lemoore@yahoo.com]email me[/email].

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christiki295 posted on 07/22/2003

Hartford (and Sabu):

A most befitting idea for urban archeology. Mahalo.

My comment is that there may be certain areas such as Rosemead Blvd., 226 & Ocean near Hawthorne Blvd. in Torance or the area in Huntington Beach with all of the A style architeƧture which may warrant collective examination.

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martiki posted on 07/22/2003

Looks great so far, I'd still like to see comprehensive City Guides, something that would compliment James' book. Then nobody would have to say, "Hey- I'm going to San Diego next week! Where should I go?"

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hanford_lemoore posted on 07/23/2003

Thanks for the comments, keep them coming.

Chris: Good point. If you feel the block of houses is a collective that someone may want to check out as a whole, you can set the "type" to "other" then describe the area in the discription. If we get a lot of these, we'll make a new Type of "residential area", I guess.

martiki: My hopes too.

The forum is designed so you can search for specific topics. Let's say you want to look for bars in San francisco that are still open. you can search for " San Francisco satus:operational", set it to ALL,and you'll get all the San Frans with the Lilo (now closed) excluded.

~Hanford

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hanford_lemoore posted on 07/25/2003

Do we need "Resturant/bar" entered as a category for this too? I mean, just becuase it's a resturant, it doesn't mean there's a bar attached.

thoughts?

~Hanford

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Unga Bunga posted on 07/25/2003

Yes,there definately needs to be a bar attached.

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Octane posted on 07/25/2003

i like the idea and like how the forum is going so far. the "Resturant/bar" distinction would be a good added feature. because as you say not all resturants have bars and vise versa

[ Edited by: Octane on 2003-07-25 09:25 ]

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kraken posted on 09/04/2011

Do we really need two forums on The Tonga Room,
in General Tiki as well as Locating Tiki? They seem to
overlap each other substantially, and leave both posters
and readers perplexed as to what goes where.

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