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I can see GO TO Page both top and bottom. So, not sure what you mean.
If you can, please post a screenshot.
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If you can, please post a screenshot.
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I've attached the the doc with the screenshots
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Got it - this applies to the Active Topics (advanced-search/active-topics.html) page only then.
Should not be hard. I may even be able to do it myself
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Should not be hard. I may even be able to do it myself
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Improving GMAT Club Test Answers - master threads listing discussions of all topics:
can-we-have-one-sticky-for-each-test-questions-discussion-72543.html
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It would be great to have a gmatclub iPhone app
cozmo8
Thank you for the suggestion!
Do you mean similar to this one: iphone-ipod-touch-gmatclub-app-78221.html?
If you want to try the beta - read the instructions in the link above and send me your device ID (40 characters). Would appreciate any comments about the features and suggestions to improve.
BB.
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bb
Sweet...thats what I am talking about
I PM'd you my ID...would love to try it out 
It would be great if I could download a particular thread in a word document or pdf.
what do you guys think?
what do you guys think?
seofah
There is currently a way to do that. It is a 2-step process:
1. Click Print View at the top of the thread (screenshot below attached)
2. Print it to your favorite PDF writer such as PDF Factory Pro.
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I proposed the same thing some time ago, but it seems I've done it in the wrong place - in the Off topic forum. Now I'll try my luck here.
I would like to propose that we create separate subforum for TOEFL. At present, international applicants ar forced to use some other forums. While some of the forums are good, they just don't look nice and I'm not used to interface. In addition, I preffer to discuss this topic with "familiar" people, people I'm already speaking with on various subjects regarding MBA applications.
I know there is many "cons" to my propsal and that one of the major would be that this is the forum that has GMAT in the focus. That way, I understand you are trying to stay focused and do one job (GMAT) well instead of trying to perform many tasks but none successfuly.
Well, GMATclub has grown up, it has overgrown GMAT and became a real Business school forum instead of just single exam forum. In that sense, I think it would be wise to have everything one needs to enter b-school in one place, instead to have many members that are forced to look for other forums for some important issues. TOEFL is certainly such an issue for ever growing number of international students.
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I would like to propose that we create separate subforum for TOEFL. At present, international applicants ar forced to use some other forums. While some of the forums are good, they just don't look nice and I'm not used to interface. In addition, I preffer to discuss this topic with "familiar" people, people I'm already speaking with on various subjects regarding MBA applications.
I know there is many "cons" to my propsal and that one of the major would be that this is the forum that has GMAT in the focus. That way, I understand you are trying to stay focused and do one job (GMAT) well instead of trying to perform many tasks but none successfuly.
Well, GMATclub has grown up, it has overgrown GMAT and became a real Business school forum instead of just single exam forum. In that sense, I think it would be wise to have everything one needs to enter b-school in one place, instead to have many members that are forced to look for other forums for some important issues. TOEFL is certainly such an issue for ever growing number of international students.
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Pathfinder_77
Thank you for reposting it here. I did not see the other thread.
This is a valid point. Many students here also need to take TOEFL.
What is the best place for the TOEFL Forum? In the GMAT Section? Should we start it out as a subforum?
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Yes, I also think GMAT section is the most appropriate. We could start it as a subforum and see how much attention it will get. Depending on it, we could "assign" the forum status to it or remove it if there is no interest for it (which I doubt will be the case since at least 30% of applicants are internationals and, therefore, obliged to take the test).
Thank you very much, bb on quick response to this proposal.
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Thank you very much, bb on quick response to this proposal.
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Pathfinder_77
No - thank YOU for the proposal - it is an obvious one. Let me put this for a vote with Moderators and I should be back on this in a couple of days next week (enough time to give folks to voice their opinion).
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GMAT 1: 650 Q51 V27
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GMAT club 'chat' option is almost invisible. It was difficult to spot it even after spotting the thread.
The current place of 'Chat now' is good, just change in font/font size or anything that could make it noticeable is enough. Chat is often good for networking.
The current place of 'Chat now' is good, just change in font/font size or anything that could make it noticeable is enough. Chat is often good for networking.
alpeshvc
Joined: 19 Jun 2009
Last visit: 26 Jan 2016
Posts: 124
Location: India
Concentration: Strategy, General Management
Schools: Tepper '14 (S) Mendoza (WL) Owen '14 (M$) Kenan-Flagler '14 (I) Fisher (WL) Johnson '14 (S) Foster (II) Merage (II) Krannert (I)
GMAT 1: 650 Q51 V27
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V39
GPA: 3.2
WE:Engineering (Computer Hardware)
Schools: Tepper '14 (S) Mendoza (WL) Owen '14 (M$) Kenan-Flagler '14 (I) Fisher (WL) Johnson '14 (S) Foster (II) Merage (II) Krannert (I)
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V39
Posts: 124
Can we have just one thread in Math & Verbal section for answering & solving problems ? We can have one thread for PS, one for DS in respective section & similarly three others for Verbal Section.
After 3-4 months, this will be a repository of questions & answers. People can access this thread to practice.
Every new thread for a problem contains very less value for whole community. Besides, it's not friendly to access a new thread for every new problem, if I am practicing. This will even help in reducing the repetition.
After 3-4 months, this will be a repository of questions & answers. People can access this thread to practice.
Every new thread for a problem contains very less value for whole community. Besides, it's not friendly to access a new thread for every new problem, if I am practicing. This will even help in reducing the repetition.
alpeshvc
Thank you for the suggestion - this is a very new idea.
Can you please outline what value it will have compared to the current system of one thread per question? I am not sure what would motivate this change.
Also have you seen this done on any other forums/discussion boards (any type, not necessarily GMAT)
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Joined: 19 Jun 2009
Last visit: 26 Jan 2016
Posts: 124
Location: India
Concentration: Strategy, General Management
Schools: Tepper '14 (S) Mendoza (WL) Owen '14 (M$) Kenan-Flagler '14 (I) Fisher (WL) Johnson '14 (S) Foster (II) Merage (II) Krannert (I)
GMAT 1: 650 Q51 V27
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V39
GPA: 3.2
WE:Engineering (Computer Hardware)
Schools: Tepper '14 (S) Mendoza (WL) Owen '14 (M$) Kenan-Flagler '14 (I) Fisher (WL) Johnson '14 (S) Foster (II) Merage (II) Krannert (I)
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V39
Posts: 124
bb
See, currently for every problem user opens a new thread. Just after a day or two, it does not have any value. Though, that problem is solved by 3-4 people, after a day or two that thread becomes pretty old & I doubt if anyone cares to check old threads. Most of the people would be looking on threads of Page-1 only.
Now, making a dedicated thread for, let's say, PS section, I can have all PS problems in one single thread. People who have queries can put their examples there. Also, if there are any good questions that help us understand basic concepts, we can put them there.
The discussion & detailed explanation of problems is something that adds value. It will be about thinking process. I guess a lot people can help from this. :D
Also, it will reduce server space required.
Yes, I have seen it on other forums. I will PM you the links. I am active member of that forum too.
alpeshvc
Thank you again. My kudos are yours.
I am trying to wrap my mind around the idea and see the core value (besides just being another way to organize posts). Thank you for the PM and links. Help me understand if I am not getting something. I can definitely see that approach as a preference but struggling to see the big value - as you know people resist change (myself included) and there needs to be a clear benefit that will justify the inconvenience of re-learning.
In my mind having 1,000 pages in a thread is pretty similar to having 1,000 threads, though with pages it is a bit more difficult since with threads we can bump them up, keep discussions in one place, and not have discussions on 10 questions at the same time. We can also link to them easier and create threads like these: combinations-permutations-and-probability-references-56486.html
Please - point me in the right direction if I am missing something.
Slightly off-topic:
There are also a few other elements that work better with Threads rather than posts such as Tags. We have plans to add Tags to the forum and tag individual questions by subject and difficulty, so during posting a user will be required to tag the thread. For example they can tag it as "Statistics" and "Medium Difficulty" then other users can add/edit/remove tags. I am not sure how popular it will be but it will allow to organize and categorize questions.
P.S. We are using about 5% of our storage allocated on the server and the difference between threads and posts is not that much
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Joined: 19 Jun 2009
Last visit: 26 Jan 2016
Posts: 124
Location: India
Concentration: Strategy, General Management
Schools: Tepper '14 (S) Mendoza (WL) Owen '14 (M$) Kenan-Flagler '14 (I) Fisher (WL) Johnson '14 (S) Foster (II) Merage (II) Krannert (I)
GMAT 1: 650 Q51 V27
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V39
GPA: 3.2
WE:Engineering (Computer Hardware)
Schools: Tepper '14 (S) Mendoza (WL) Owen '14 (M$) Kenan-Flagler '14 (I) Fisher (WL) Johnson '14 (S) Foster (II) Merage (II) Krannert (I)
GMAT 2: 710 Q48 V39
Posts: 124
bb
I meant, a thread for each new problem (e.g. - community-activist-81304.html) is too specific. It does not holds value for a lot of users. When the thread topic is off 'Page-1', I doubt anyone cares to check it. So practically, those threads are very unnecessary & helps too few people (if it does at all).
Of course, we don't want to have a thread with 1000 pages. And, you are right, solving 10 problems at a time will be too chaos on thread. Some things we can do to organize things -
As I said in my PM, put time limit to questions. Let me elaborate :
a. We will have only 2 problems active at a time (In 24 hours). Do all the discussion necessary for it in 24 hours.
b. After 24 hours, the problems are closed. And, users are allowed to put new problems.
We can close the thread after a particular time. Say, a year or 100 pages. Put the link of this thread in the new thread.
I know it seems a lot of change, but it is done this way on the links I provided you. And, people are big fans of these threads myself included.
About change - if you stop allowing users making new thread, current users will turn to the 'New Thread'. I assume they will start following that thread from first page. So whenever there are new problems on thread they just go to the last page. Plus, it is easier for them to search back for problems they had referred some time back.
New users, who have not followed the thread can start reading the thread from first page, & solve the current questions of last page at the same time.
Now, we can certainly think on this. Take opinion from Gmatclub stalwarts like rhyme, rivverripper etc. I am sure you personally can ask them their opinion on this.
Thank you again. Sounds like you know GMATClub pretty well with your references to Rhyme and others
Let me think about this - this is not an easy decision. I feel that the new tagging system (coming in a month or so) will help significantly with content classification and create the concept of a single thread, except in addition - will create those threads by subject such as "Word Problems" or "Powers" rather than just PS or DS. If that plan fails, then I will definitely be giving this thought a shot. It is hard to change so much in short interval - it is a gradual process - give me time
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Let me think about this - this is not an easy decision. I feel that the new tagging system (coming in a month or so) will help significantly with content classification and create the concept of a single thread, except in addition - will create those threads by subject such as "Word Problems" or "Powers" rather than just PS or DS. If that plan fails, then I will definitely be giving this thought a shot. It is hard to change so much in short interval - it is a gradual process - give me time
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