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Michael Friedberg Moderator Jan. 9, 2013
10,179 Discussions and Comments Member since July 23, 2010 http://www.iwcpocketwatch.com/

The forum is important to IWC but of course it is one component in an overall marketing strategy.

Regards, Michael
mfriedberg@iwcforum.com

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SoCalJD Insider Jan. 9, 2013
82 Discussions and Comments Member since Jan. 27, 2011

Noticed this as well, but I'm okay with it; I do agree that it might be easier to miss for newcomers not familiar with the site.
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dzul Master Jan. 9, 2013
2,910 Discussions and Comments Member since Nov. 14, 2008 Taylor, TX, United States

Bill B. Wrote:I second that motion. Usually once or twice a week we are required to re- sign onto the forum and then migrate back to the forum. The link to the forum at the top made it a quicker reconnection. Hiding the Forum link might discourage first time visitors from learning about this magnificent Forum.

...and I "third" that motion!

Best regards,
Jim

"We are the other people, we are the other people...you're the other people too!"
Frank Zappa

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argiris develegas Master Jan. 9, 2013
2,872 Discussions and Comments Member since March 11, 2008 Kavala, Greece

First things first.

Best regards
Argiris

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Daniel Hans Connoisseur Jan. 9, 2013
214 Discussions and Comments Member since Feb. 3, 2010 Switzerland

shing Wrote:on the plus side, it looks like IWC is going all in for their social media strategy...

Thanks Shing
+1 that's fine to find it, at least for me :-)

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Tlando Connoisseur Jan. 9, 2013
122 Discussions and Comments Member since July 20, 2012

Another vote here for reimplementing the older approach.

Todd
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dmath Master Jan. 9, 2013
733 Discussions and Comments Member since May 13, 2012 Montreux, Switzerland http://thealps.wood-and-light.com/en

Having the forum link at the top level of the menu was convenient but I can understand the constraints IWC has in this regard. There is only so much space in the menu bar and many competing resources to link. I recently went through something similar when redesigning my site and decided to remove a page from the site because it "didn't fit" in the menu. As for newcomers, my guess is those who are very interested in the brand will naturally click through all of the menu options while exploring the site and find the forum without much difficulty.

Best regards,
David

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Sinclair Connoisseur Jan. 9, 2013
268 Discussions and Comments Member since June 2, 2009

Suppose we will be "back to normal" when the counter shows 00:00:00:00
Looking forward to the launch, the background picture is very promising!

Tom

Last edited: 22 May, 2013 - 11:30

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The UK Greg Master Jan. 9, 2013
1,592 Discussions and Comments Member since May 16, 2002

Another old fogie wants it back.

Cheers Greg Chalk

Cvanwhite at aol dot com

Last edited: 21 February, 2013 - 13:47

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Sunflower Master Jan. 9, 2013
3,732 Discussions and Comments Member since March 28, 2001

Any change seems awkward, I'm sure within two weeks everybody is accustomed to this and there isn't any issue anymore. Remember the changes to this forum some years ago, and all the comments then? It will be the same with this menu structure. "Experiences" may be a bit confusing a name, but that will be OK in the end.

Kind regards,
Paul

What you do may not be so important, but it is very important that you do it well. (my variation of a saying by Gandhi)

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