A single thread for all my posts?

[SeVeNeVeS]

I'm always making things, majority on topic, some off, some are shelved for inspiration or lack of parts.

My question to the powers that be, and wonderful members alike, would it be acceptable to post any and all creations in one long thread in tactile? (a little like James' non-SP model building thread)

I have been somewhat lackadaisical in posting for a while, if my antique camera still works I am thinking of posting the ups and downs of enhancing my house to my style, mainly Steampunk aesthetic.

Please do let me know what you guys an gals think.

Many Thanks.

SeVeN.

[Hurricane Annie]

  A personal project posting page  would be perfectly acceptable and appropriate. A progress report is always appreciated

[Synistor 303]

  A personal project posting page  would be perfectly acceptable and appropriate. A progress report is always appreciated

I'd second that.

[Banfili]

  A personal project posting page  would be perfectly acceptable and appropriate. A progress report is always appreciated

I'd second that.

I'd third that!
Support from down under, en masse!

[SeVeNeVeS]

If I can work out the camera on my phone, this may be a go, again, any objections?

[Deimos]

  A personal project posting page  would be perfectly acceptable and appropriate. A progress report is always appreciated

I'd second that.

I'd third that!
Support from down under, en masse!

And I'd fourth that! As in: Let us go 'fourth' and do that!

@SeVeNeVeS....maybe change the name of the thread to SeVeNeVeS Projects?
Mine would be Deimos Projects... and so on; [name] Projects.

That way anyone looking for a specific project by a member would only have to search for the person's name.
Of course  they would have to hunt through that thread, but at least the member search would be pretty easy: First Tactile, then scroll down for the named thread. 

[James Harrison]

Another forum I frequent, 'workbench' threads are the norm rather than the exception.  It can then be a bit tricky tracking down things within those threads, but most posters start with an index or contents post that they then update to direct people to at least the page that a project might appear on. 

[J. Wilhelm]

Another forum I frequent, 'workbench' threads are the norm rather than the exception.  It can then be a bit tricky tracking down things within those threads, but most posters start with an index or contents post that they then update to direct people to at least the page that a project might appear on. 

That has a simple solution. You can always modify your initial post as many times as you want. Add a contents index!! You can list the page number for each topic, and just keep adding numbers as you go along

[Prof Marvel]

I really applaud the idea!

Another forum I frequent, 'workbench' threads are the norm rather than the exception.  It can then be a bit tricky tracking down things within those threads, but most posters start with an index or contents post that they then update to direct people to at least the page that a project might appear on. 

That has a simple solution. You can always modify your initial post as many times as you want. Add a contents index!! You can list the page number for each topic, and just keep adding numbers as you go along

J that is brilliant!

yhs
prof marvel

[J. Wilhelm]

I really applaud the idea!

Another forum I frequent, 'workbench' threads are the norm rather than the exception.  It can then be a bit tricky tracking down things within those threads, but most posters start with an index or contents post that they then update to direct people to at least the page that a project might appear on. 

That has a simple solution. You can always modify your initial post as many times as you want. Add a contents index!! You can list the page number for each topic, and just keep adding numbers as you go along

J that is brilliant!

yhs
prof marvel

Thank you. Since we're all savvy hipsters now with our smartphones and tablets we forgot there's such a thing as an index. We're so used to asking Alexa to find our reading material

[Banfili]

Who is Alexa?

[J. Wilhelm]

Who is Alexa?

She's Google's sister and Siri's rival at school  .

[Banfili]

Who is Alexa?

She's Google's sister and Siri's rival at school  .

Ah, I see! I see no reason to ask a disembodied voice for answers - I look it up myself!!