Please give me an update on your site for archived threads Yacoby - http://www.yacoby.net/es/forum/add/. I have suggested a couple of threads for about 1-2 month. I can't really remember exactly which now, but I'll write back too you depending or your reply. Please explain the easiest way too do such requests ATM.
I was trying too send you a PM. but your inbox was full. I would be really glad if you could give me your email, so I'll be able too contact you regarding further thread suggestion in the future. I may also have some other more private questions later. If you see this Yacoby please reply by sending a PM. too me.

What does other people do (?) Is there any other methods /sites like the http://www.yacoby.net/es/forum/.

Please replay if you see this Yacoby :icecream:

It needs fixing as it doesn't work due to the forum update. I have exams on so cannot fix it atm.

The best way is probably to PM me, but keep it in a single PM conversation. That way my inbox doesn't fill up.

I have maintained an archive of old threads for my own purposes. I have nearly one hundred threads from the old forum that I sent to Ronin when he was creating an archive to preserve the wisdom that would be lost when the old forum closed. There was a general call for modders to submit such threads, and I recall that a few hundred such records were assembled and made public by Ronin (or someone else). However I cannot find a link to this resource.

I have nearly two hundred threads from the current forum. All of these are from the construction set forum discussing the use of the editor and other resources, methods, tips and solutions to problems. I have been trying to stay ahead of the auto-pruning. At the moment I am about six months behind.

Was it http://mwmythicmods.com/archives.htm by any chance?

This thread got my hopes up that my old morrowland review, long lost to forum purges, still existed. Unfortunately I didn't see it in either archive.

I'd be the someone else.

If the threads have been pruned they can't be submitted to Yacoby's ES Archive afaik, in which case I'm happy to put them into the Mythic Archives Karpik777 mentioned.