Please remove tls articles from the home page. Forum

[DeSimone]

Does anyone else agree that having most recent topics as the top (or only) item on the body of tls home page would be best?

Having all articles under a singe link would probably be more than enough.

[Mike12188]

Does anyone else agree that having most recent topics as the top (or only) item on the body of tls home page would be best?

Having all articles under a singe link would probably be more than enough.

+1


Also, I like your 'tar lol

[blurbz]

Agreed. Or, at the very least, flip the order.

[Bildungsroman]

I like it the way it is now. If it's that much of a bother to scroll down a bit then I would recommend just bookmarking the active topics page and going directly there.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/s ... ive_topics

[DeSimone]

I like it the way it is now. If it's that much of a bother to scroll down a bit then I would recommend just bookmarking the active topics page and going directly there.

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/s ... ive_topics

I choose not having to scroll as opposed to the contrary.

[Bumi]

I support this move because (a) I can't get into Yale, so the Yale dean interview taunts me cruelly. And (b) the biglaw+relationships article is terrifying.

[crossingforHYS]

I support this move because (a) I can't get into Yale, so the Yale dean interview taunts me cruelly. And (b) the biglaw+relationships article is terrifying.

+100000 on B....wow what they go through//

[ArchRoark]

+1

[lawgod]

agreed.

[Kohinoor]

/signed

[Pleasye]

yes please. at least put recent topics on top.

[sibley]

Agreed. Or, at the very least, flip the order.

This is a good idea.

[romothesavior]

+1.

I don't mind if they are on the homepage, just switch the order. The forums probably get what, 10x the traffic?

[Nom Sawyer]

Agreed. Or, at the very least, flip the order.

This is a good idea.

+1

[blink]

agreed

[allidoiswin]

yep. annoying.

[romothesavior]

Sounds like TLS has spoken. Mods, rebuttal? I know the reason was because newbies read the articles first, but it looks like most TLSers are not fans of this. Any compromise that can be reached?

[MTal]

Keep them up for another week...then take them down.

[mpasi]

Sounds like TLS has spoken. Mods, rebuttal? I know the reason was because newbies read the articles first, but it looks like most TLSers are not fans of this. Any compromise that can be reached?

TLS isn't a democracy.

[romothesavior]

Sounds like TLS has spoken. Mods, rebuttal? I know the reason was because newbies read the articles first, but it looks like most TLSers are not fans of this. Any compromise that can be reached?

TLS isn't a democracy.

ORLY?

I get that. But for all the pissing and moaning people do, the mods are usually pretty responsive to the opinions of the users on here.

[DeSimone]

I can see how some articles ("Undergrad Timeline", etc.) could be relevant to most newbs. But stuff like "Notre Dame loan repayment"... not so much.

[98234872348]

/cosigned

[stratocophic]

The articles, while informative, are now a public nuisance. Just switch the order plzkthxbai

[mpasi]

Isn't it easier to just ignore them?

[Rand M.]

I agree, the links to the forum should be on top. As is, the fact that the links to the article don't often change, makes the order seem wrong.