Blubbo33 wrote on 07.02.2023 at 16:35: Can you not somehow summarize with the surveys, makes then also no fun when I have 20 different surveys in the forum !
Will be too confusing!
If you then look in the morning in the forum I have to scroll first and lose track.
Why not just a thread for surveys, after all, it is a forum and not an opinion and research institute.
Do not misunderstand, find it funny, but just very diffuse!
also thought the come under the name community surveys under the gj surveys and are rather invisible in the forum? who wants can yes then regularly reinguck there
Blubbo33 wrote on 07.02.2023 at 16:35: Can you not somehow summarize with the surveys, makes then also no fun when I have 20 different surveys in the forum !
Will be too confusing!
If you then look in the morning in the forum I have to scroll first and lose track.
Why not just a thread for surveys, after all, it is a forum and not an opinion and research institute.
Do not misunderstand, find it funny, but just very diffuse!
The sense behind it is also that in the respective Threads then also discussed or conversed. Passier all in one thread, it is too confusing. This helps us then under circumstances from the survey results also to find solutions. In addition, we check each survey and so duplicate content is avoided. At the beginning it may seem confusing for a short time, but that will subside.
The natural disaster on 26.12.2004 where an earthquake in the Indian Ocean has triggered a tsunami I personally found the most violent.230,000 people and millions of animals within a short time have been wiped out by nature😔
Donnie wrote on 07.02.2023 at 17:09: The natural disaster on 26.12.2004 where an earthquake in the Indian Ocean has triggered a tsunami I personally found the most violent.230,000 people and millions of animals within a short time by nature have been wiped out😔
Yes that's true, I have acquaintances who were affected but survived it. But many others were not so lucky. Very badly, the people were totally surprised by it, there are yes umpteen amateur videos of beaches where one has perceived the giant waves much too late.
I think that was even bigger than Fukushima 2011, which was already bad enough.
Due to the aftershocks and the unmeasurable stability of the buildings, several million people are facing a dilemma. Temperatures continue to hover around freezing, with even frost at night. This will not change in the next 7-10 days...
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Will be too confusing!
If you then look in the morning in the forum I have to scroll first and lose track.
Why not just a thread for surveys, after all, it is a forum and not an opinion and research institute.
Do not misunderstand, find it funny, but just very diffuse!
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also thought the come under the name community surveys under the gj surveys and are rather invisible in the forum? who wants can yes then regularly reinguck there
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The sense behind it is also that in the respective Threads then also discussed or conversed. Passier all in one thread, it is too confusing. This helps us then under circumstances from the survey results also to find solutions. In addition, we check each survey and so duplicate content is avoided. At the beginning it may seem confusing for a short time, but that will subside.
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Yes that's true, I have acquaintances who were affected but survived it. But many others were not so lucky. Very badly, the people were totally surprised by it, there are yes umpteen amateur videos of beaches where one has perceived the giant waves much too late.
I think that was even bigger than Fukushima 2011, which was already bad enough.
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Due to the aftershocks and the unmeasurable stability of the buildings, several million people are facing a dilemma. Temperatures continue to hover around freezing, with even frost at night. This will not change in the next 7-10 days...
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