Hi Lorraine,
I have been informed that this is more of a test website and that the real one, the updated one will have details to amend and change that have been addressed.
We are still waiting to hear from one of our staff (all volunteers no salary) to come back to us on an important part of the website too.
Once all the details are sorted, then a link will be open to all members.
The Facebook page is for notifications only and not the main link.
I think the updated UHTS website will be iPad and other smart devices-friendly once it is up and running.😊
So if you can bear with us, it will all happen.
We are very lucky at The Haiku Foundation to have friendly forums, which Laura Sherman, myself, and Don Baird, with help from others, worked so hard to achieve, and that Marion (Clarke) is carrying on that great tradition, thanks to all of you here. :-)
warm regards,
Alan
Mike is slowly overhauling everything from the entire old website which was a nightmare regarding code and other things. It's been a lot of long hours, and slowly slowly, despite someone trying to troll a web address and putting work back, it's there, but of course it's an ongoing thing all the way through the rest of the year, and into the new one too.
He's now correcting the various issues that we spotted for him, and then onto archiving the Cattails into PDFs to make available for everyone.
Then we might let him have Christmas. ;-)
After Christmas, and maybe a New Year's Eve party for good behaviour, we can coerce him into making it cellphone/tablet friendlier. :-)
warm regards
Alan
p.s.
If you don't know, the genius behind the THF blog and forums is also one human working all hours at times, to make it look very easy. Believe me, it's not, so here's a big nod and thanks to Dave at THF, and Mike at UHTS. :-)
Alan,
It is disappointing and frustrating because I believe that this site will be the gentler way of approaching haiku. Off my soap box now. I'll give Mike the time he needs to make it happen.
With impatience, Lorraine
