Obit Sticky

[maverick14]

Why not give the obits their own section rather than have them under the general sports discussion.
I've seen on other sites where they do this.
That way they have their own section and when there is an update in the title of the thread just put the players name.
Almost turns it into an obit archive of sorts.
Just an idea.

[trsent]

Originally Posted by maverick14

Why not give the obits their own section rather than have them under the general sports discussion.
I've seen on other sites where they do this.
That way they have their own section and when there is an update in the title of the thread just put the players name.
Almost turns it into an obit archive of sorts.
Just an idea.

Very good idea!

[sox83cubs84]

Originally Posted by maverick14

Why not give the obits their own section rather than have them under the general sports discussion.
I've seen on other sites where they do this.
That way they have their own section and when there is an update in the title of the thread just put the players name.
Almost turns it into an obit archive of sorts.
Just an idea.

If the mods like the idea, I have no problem with it.

Dave Miedema

[camarokids]

The obituary posts are very informative and a little bit of a history lesson.

[trsent]

Prince Nayef, Saudi Arabia’s interior minister and crown prince, has died, Saudi state television reported today, citing a Royal Court statement.

[trsent]

William S. Knowles, who was 84 and in retirement when he shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2001 for improving ways to manufacture drugs, including L-dopa for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, died on Wednesday at his home in Chesterfield, Mo., a suburb of St. Louis. He was 95.

[slab0meat]

Originally Posted by trsent

Prince Nayef, Saudi Arabia’s interior minister and crown prince, has died, Saudi state television reported today, citing a Royal Court statement.

Originally Posted by trsent

William S. Knowles, who was 84 and in retirement when he shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2001 for improving ways to manufacture drugs, including L-dopa for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease, died on Wednesday at his home in Chesterfield, Mo., a suburb of St. Louis. He was 95.

Those should each have their own threads.

[earlywynnfan]

This being a sports forum and all, I would like to keep the obits to sports figures, only.

Mark me down as someone who likes the individual threads for individual players. Also, I like them for the obscure guys, too, since that's my area of interest. If you're not interested in those threads, don't look!

Ken
earlywynnfan5@hotmail.com

[trsent]

Originally Posted by slab0meat

Those should each have their own threads.

Sorry about that.

Next time I hear of a sport figure who passes, I'll rush to the forum to start a thread to let everyone know about it. Not much a better way to start my day to see who died who was a member of the sports industry.