Post by Admin Team on Feb 18, 2010 2:50:59 GMT
Ladies & Gents,
Today is the Forum's 5th Birthday in it's current Proboards hosted format - the forum staff would like to thank all of our members for making this forum so successful.
To mark the occasion we have introduced a new board for the SSR (Sub Surface Railway) group of lines; those being the Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines. Because of the interaction between these lines during day to day operations, it is often true to say that discussion on a particular subject could easily fit onto more than one line specific board. We have moved a few recent threads across to the new board to give you an idea of the sort of subjects which will suit the new board.
Whilst the use of an SSR group is similar to London Underground's internal operations, we won't be using the deep level "tube" line groupings as the interaction between those lines just isn't the same as it is for the SSR lines.
We have also taken the opportunity to reword the description for the East London line board now that operation by London Overground is soon to become a reality.
Today is the Forum's 5th Birthday in it's current Proboards hosted format - the forum staff would like to thank all of our members for making this forum so successful.
To mark the occasion we have introduced a new board for the SSR (Sub Surface Railway) group of lines; those being the Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines. Because of the interaction between these lines during day to day operations, it is often true to say that discussion on a particular subject could easily fit onto more than one line specific board. We have moved a few recent threads across to the new board to give you an idea of the sort of subjects which will suit the new board.
Whilst the use of an SSR group is similar to London Underground's internal operations, we won't be using the deep level "tube" line groupings as the interaction between those lines just isn't the same as it is for the SSR lines.
We have also taken the opportunity to reword the description for the East London line board now that operation by London Overground is soon to become a reality.
