I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but when I read the article section I couldn't find a name of an author.  I would be interested in seeing who wrote what.  (I thought about adding in a when, why and where there, but didn't want to be too confusing.)  

Looking again, it seems to just be the article under "secular homeschooling" that I cannot find an author.  The article about curriculum has an author.

It would be nice when you are reading an article to be able to click on "articles" in the header to get back to a summary.  Currently, after you finish reading an article, you must click on some other link and then click on "articles" to get back to the summary of articles since "articles" in the header is no longer a link.  Alternatively, a link tree similar to the way the forums are set up would be useful.  (I.e., at the top of the screen Articles > Secular Homeschooling, or something similar.)

Haven't figured out a fix for the Articles glitch yet.  It may be a coding thing...if so, I'm going to have to depend on my techie guru to help me out on that one.  I agree that it is cumbersome to have to go out and then back in again!  Thanks for bringing it to my attention!!

Topsy

I'm always happy to pick apart other people's valiant efforts.

Err.  Wait.  I think that came across wrong.  ;)

I cant figure out this 'article discussion' forum - i mean, there's no link to the article . . . could you at least put the article somewhere in the forum, so i dont have to go searching for it?

Making big assumptions there, wasn't I?  First off, I was assuming that people would read the news about the new forum section, and THEN I was assuming people would read the articles in the article section, and then head to the forums to discuss.  You know what they say about people who ASSUME, right? 

I will definitely put in links to the articles from now on.  Thanks for helping me see the error of my ways!!

Topsy

  Good - now all we need is some more active participants, huh?!