Reviews content dropped?

Started by Doug Peterson, 05/24/2018 09:09PM
Posted 05/24/2018 09:09PM Opening Post
A lot of the reviews are gone. I know because I wrote several but they are no more. 

"--Granted, that's a worse case scenario. The destruction might in fact be ... limited to our own galaxy."
Posted 05/24/2018 11:16PM #1
Originally Posted by Vladimir Krsmanovic


Doug maybe they are relocated, can you name one that you wrote and it's missing so that we can investigate?
Two that come to mind, all 5-10 years ago when I was more voluble:

1) spotters (folder now empty): 77mm Leica televid apo
2) refractors: 8"f12 D&G with Chromacor "Taming the Wild Achromat"

"--Granted, that's a worse case scenario. The destruction might in fact be ... limited to our own galaxy."
Posted 05/24/2018 11:21PM | Edited 05/24/2018 11:24PM #2
A google search for "taming the wild achromat" revealed your article......so its still there.

https://www.astromart.com/reviews/telescopes/refractors/show/taming-the-wild-8-f6-achromat

If you had bookmarks for your articles there is a good chance all you need do is search and re-save them.

Though perhaps in the transition they were not properly categorized where they should be.....which I am sure can be fixed by the guys working on the site once they know which articles aren't placed properly.

20" MidnighTelescopes f/5
8" f/16 Muffoletto Achro
Meade 6" AR6 f/8.0 Achro
Celestron C11
Parallax PI250 10" F/5 Newt
Vixen FL102S,NA140SS,R200SS
80mm Stellarvue Nighthawk with WO APOupgrade lens, 90mm f/16.67 Parallax Achro
LXD75/LX200, Mini-tower, GP-DX, CG5 ASGT, LXD650, GM-8, G11, GM-100, GM-150EX, GM-200 and a Gemini G40
4" portable AP convertable 44" or 70" pier
Stellarvue M7 Alt-Az, TSL7 Pier/Tripod
12.5" f/5 MidnighTelescopes DOB Swayze optics
Monroe GA
Posted 05/24/2018 11:40PM #3
Yes found the D&G, but not the Leica.

Somethings looks odd:
The Most Recent Reviews page shows 1 from 2017, then 2016 and earlier.
Articles same page shows the most recent two years ago.

"--Granted, that's a worse case scenario. The destruction might in fact be ... limited to our own galaxy."