I agree, but Houzz would have had to have a separate server to retain all those posts. I guess it set a time limit and space limit on retained posts, so we lost a ton, but every now and then, I see some older posts pop up from someone's search. I think they did away with all the 90s and only kept those from the 2000s, because I've seen a few pop up from 2003 and 2005. Sadly, the early days were the best, when there were so many more members and so much great information.

Kiwi_bird and others. Until yesterday, I had been signed out of gardenweb and KT for months. What I found was that there is o longer any signing in through garden web. I had to do this: sign into HOUZZ. You cannot go to any GW venues via your personal page and Sign it that way. One in GW, your SIGN IN will be invalid. Clicking on Sign In resulted in error messages.) I was looking for COOKING FORUM searched Cooking while signed into Houzz. I spotted the Cooking forum and went there. From there, I entered KT by finding on of those cross posted topics to Kitchen Table. Later I noticed that on a side bar to the left in Houzz, there are Discussions and option to explore discussions. Today, I could not spot “Kitchen Table” but I’d saved a bookmark (sometimes I email myself my posts; comes in handy. ❗️ Sign into Houzz then you can use this link to get to the KITCHEN TABLE. It is still running. https://www.houzz.com/discussions/tag=33 <————————- for Kitchen Table ❗️ I did not read all the posts before paging down to respond. E eryones likely gotten it straightened out by this time. Hope to see you there.

Every time I edit it suggests different forums to cross post to. At first that bugged me but... I suppose that's a legitimate reason to edit. Post a topic, then realize it would have been good to include another forum.

It also looks like uploading your own garden pics to Ideabooks is on the way out. Haven't been able to upload for awhile so created a new Ideabook to see if that would work - there is no upload photo option - only choose from Houzz photos if you click photos (or add a bookmark from other web space). I suppose for a free service we’ve been chewing up their storage. Looking like an effort to increase their profitability is underway. Can’t say I blame them (businesses have to stay in business).