, but more time to cook :smile: .
In that case, just get rid of all sections and search for whatever you're looking for.
In that case, just get rid of all sections and search for whatever you're looking for.
Ah, extremism at its finest.
I just think we have "sections" that don't really make sense already (for example, the sports section) when there won't really be the volume of threads to justify it. If we keep making up a new forum for every little occasionally-discussed subject, PoA is going to turn into a hard-to-navigate mess.
It is underused I think because there does nto seem to be a tag cloud anywhere. This makes seraching for tags a little less intuitive.
Ingredients for rum cake
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1 cup of dried fruit
- 1 tsp of baking soda
- 2 eggs, large
- lemon juice
- 1 or 2 quarts of rum
- brown sugar
- 1 cup of butter
- baking powder
- nuts
Directions
- Before starting, sample the rum to check the quality.
- Good, isn't it?
- Now proceed.
- Select large mixing bowl, measuring cup, etc.
- Check rum again.
- It must be just right.
- To be sure rum is of proper quality, pour one level cup of rum into a glass and drink it as fast as you can.
- With electric mixer, beat one cup of butter ina a large fluffly bowl.
- Add one teaspoon of thugar and beat again.
- Meanwhile, make sure rum is alright.
- Try another cup.
- Open second quart if necessary.
- Add eggs, 2 cups fried druit and cheat til high.
- If druit gets stuck in beaters, pry loose with drewscriber.
- Sample rum again-checking for tonscistitcity.
- Nest, sift 3 cups of pepper or salt. (really doesn't matter.) Sample rum.
- Sift 1/2 pint lemon juice. Fold in chopped butter and strained nuts.
- Add 1 bablespoon of brown thugar or whatever color you can find.
- Wix mel.
- Grease oven, turn the cake 360 degrees, pour mess in oven and bake.
- Check rum again and bo to ged.
Pure tomato goodness is put on a Chicago style hotdog, none fo that silly child like ketchup! Bleah!Man, I had a bbq on Saturday, big success. The most commonly used condiment? Ketchup.
MMMMMmmmmm!!!! Ketchup/Mustard on a hot dog is the only way to go. How anyone can stand in the face of that, but still put tomato and onion SLICES on their hotdogs blows my mind.
Seriously, how anyone be against ketchup, but be ok with:
By my count, that has Peppers, Onions, Tomato, Pickle, mustard, and a slew of other grossness on it. Blegh.
Pure tomato goodness is put on a Chicago style hotdog, none fo that silly child like ketchup! Bleah!
Yeah but you are not even American so what you know about America's favorite food, hot dogs!! You stinking ketchup lovin' New Mexican!!!
Those look pretty good!In fact:
That is just because no one uses tags -- and someone thought it'd be a good idea to use them in negative ways and not use them in the positive ways they are supposed to be used.
How do you get to it other than the direct link you posted? I had never seen it before.
Well that explains it. It is not in a spot that is anywhere near intuitive. If I am looking for something I am not likely to already be in a thread. I would want to have the link a little handier, like having the cloud on the front page of the forums. Is that a possible option? It may help assist people with searching for topics.
I did not notice that before. I would use the tag search on the advanced search. I should have scrolled down.
Tags are metadata that is used to facilitate searches by describing the thread topic by subject word. Theoretically you can link several metadata tags together in a search and have a better chance of finding what you are looking for than a normal key word search of text. That only really works if the metadata tags are strictly enforced in how they are used. In a situation like here on PoA they help. But since they are user defined sometimes will have failures in assisting you with locating the info.
Seriously, how anyone be against ketchup, but be ok with:
It is the food of the gods!!! Something a beer cheese soup swilling population would know nothing about!And I say again: What the hell is that, some kind of salad?
