#5. I posted photos and racing information on the new website and get the following:
Half photos and race information?
Dennis Garrett
Richmond,Va
Curious if anyone other than @dave-fulton or myself visits this site anymore. Is it worth our bumping previous posts or contributing new ones? Re-tagging and liking many photos? A ton of new "members" have joined in recent weeks. Have seen no contributions from them. Are they real or bots? A real shame to watch what was become what is.
[/quote]The old website :
#1. More race fan friendly using the old website!
#2. Had less bells and whistles to kept track of, less confusing on how to posting racing photos and information!
I still don't know what these small symbols in the above grey box are used for?
#3. You used the old website's search box, you will get what you're looking for!
The new website's search box will get you everything but what you're looking for!
#4. I could used my old XP computer on the old website?
I'm using android tablets on the new website, because my old XP computer don't have enough memory for the new website?
#5. I posted photos and racing information on the new website and get the following:
Dennis Garrett @dennis-garrett 2 months ago
Jeff or Chase, I found out that you can't post an original large photo to the image galleries Post Your Comment. I messed the this post up, because large original comment photo + "You May Also Like" section don't work? Example: http://racersreunion.com/upimg/image/upimg_file/407/original Can you delect this photo for me/I can't do it from my end. http://racersreunion.com/upimg/image/upimg_file/407/original Hope the delect photo fixed this problem.
The only problem with the old website was there was an ton of old race photos that wasn't tagged!
Dennis Garrett
Richmond,Va.
Race preview from June 25, 1948 edition of The Daily Tar Heel:
Stock Car Racing Opens Sunday at Hillsboro Track
Ranking stock car drivers of the country will be competing for a $4,000 purse at the new Occoneechee Speedway, located two miles east of Hillsboro on the old Durham highway, Sunday afternoon when this famous one-mile dirt track is officially opened.
Time trials will start Saturday afternoon, being slated for 1 o'clock. All cars not qualified Saturday afternoon will start at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The 15-lap consolation race will start at 2:45 o'clock Sunday with the 100-lap feature starting at 3:30 o'clock.
Promoter Bill France, the genial pioneer of the stock car racing business, is anticipating a record field of entries for the national championship event, sanctioned by the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. Thirty drivers will be allowed to compete for the main purse in the 100-mile feature event, these being selected on the basis of their qualifying times Saturday and Sunday.
The new banked track is one of the most beautiful racing plants in America, being constructed on the famous horse racing track that attracted race fans from all sections of the south to the famous Occoneechee farm for many years.
With 100 acres of land available for parking space, plenty of parking areas are provided to accommodate the huge crowd expected to attend this national championship event in the 100-mile class.
All three of the Flock brothers, rated as Atlanta's gift to racedom, will compete in this big race. Fonty Flock, the 1947 national champion, regained his position as the No. 1 man for the national championship race this season by winning the feature at Birmingham last Sunday, while brothers Bob and Tim made it a clean sweep for the Flock family by winning feature races at Columbus, Ga., and Greensboro in other important events last Sunday.
Curious if anyone other than @dave-fulton or myself visits this site anymore. Is it worth our bumping previous posts or contributing new ones? Re-tagging and liking many photos? A ton of new "members" have joined in recent weeks. Have seen no contributions from them. Are they real or bots? A real shame to watch what was become what is.
[/quote]Yes I visit almost daily. I admit I don't contribute as I once did but I did an entire year of history minutes which, thanks to you Chase, and you Dave, continue to float in an out. I don't have the answer, but I miss it too.
Curious if anyone other than @dave-fulton or myself visits this site anymore. Is it worth our bumping previous posts or contributing new ones? Re-tagging and liking many photos? A ton of new "members" have joined in recent weeks. Have seen no contributions from them. Are they real or bots? A real shame to watch what was become what is.
[/quote]I have wondered the exact same thing, Chase. Unfortunately, the current site format just doesn't seem to lend itself to coversation and comments. I guess Facebook groups and Twitter have claimed the many former contributers. Don't have an answer, but sure do miss the robust conversations, photos and racing history lessons that once adorned this abode.
Curious if anyone other than @dave-fulton or myself visits this site anymore. Is it worth our bumping previous posts or contributing new ones? Re-tagging and liking many photos? A ton of new "members" have joined in recent weeks. Have seen no contributions from them. Are they real or bots? A real shame to watch what was become what is.
