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While searching for another website I came across this one.
Did any one else know of this? have you made a comment?
It looks as if it may be a fairly new website.

Would seem to be a sound place for discussing the contents
of 'Roadcraft' - especially if replies were forthcoming from the
experts, Examiners, or even the Authors who compiled this
great.

Sorry guys, after cutting & pasting, the link title seems to cut off,
to complete full title: after 'topics' add as follows: '/Roadcraft#en'

http://www.absoluteastronomy.com/topics/Roadcraft#encyclopedia

Have never had this problem before, so don't really know what the
answer is. Perhaps Darren or another computer 'boffin' would know!

You must include a website address inside the URL tags otherwise the system doesn't know what it should do.

i.e. to post a link type something like

Code: Select all

[url]http://www.advanced-driving.co.uk/bb/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2714&p=52141#p52141[/url]

Which would show as:
http://www.advanced-driving.co.uk/bb/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2714&p=52141#p52141

Here you go.... ROADCRAFT
Hope it helps

This 'roadcraft' site is a little weird...why is it embedded in "absolute astronomy's" encyclopedia? I suspect it's someone playing...unless it gets promoted (or found by google) it's going to be a pretty sparce discussion.

Why not start a Roadcraft dicussion thread in ADUK - much more likely to get found?

It seems to be currently just a single page. Not sure if the image at the top is breaching copyright or not.

What might be nice would be an "interactive Roadcraft" - the system in phases, all linked together, with illustrations etc. and a glossary somewhere so you could jump in and find what RC says about a particular topic. So rather than a discussion, an exposition...

I think lifted from here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadcraft

redrobo wrote:I think lifted from here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roadcraft

Yes, at the bottom of the article a link has been included to that page, quoting it as the source.

ROG wrote:Here you go.... ROADCRAFT
Hope it helps

Thanks Rog & Darren for your input.

Alan