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<blockquote data-quote="No_Man" data-source="post: 4135325" data-attributes="member: 165066">I noticed that Freeones recently divided up the &quot;babe pages by letter&quot; section into multiple pages. So instead of clicking on &quot;D&quot; on the homepage and getting all 572 babes simultaneously, you get pages 1 thru 4 with ~150 babes on each. Makes sense. Putting all 572 up at once is a bit cumbersome.However, I'm not thrilled with this new system. If I'm not sure of the spelling of a girl's name, I will often browse for her rather than search. Or sometimes I just don't want to bother typing, especially if I've only got *ahem* one hand free. But even if I know her first name, it's really irritating to have to flip through four pages of links before I stumble across the page that has her name on it, only to then still have to scan through 150 links to find her name on the list. This gets even more frustrating with letters like &quot;A&quot; or &quot;B&quot; with 11 pages of links. Do you see the issue?Here's my suggestion... Rather than label the pages &quot;1, 2, 3, 4&quot; on the top of the page, label them like a dictionary: &quot;Dac-Dap, Dar-Del, Del-Dir, Dir-Dyn.&quot; That way you get the best of both worlds: the sections still get subdivided into smaller lists and we know exactly where to look for someone without hunting through 11 pages of links.Is this possible?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="No_Man, post: 4135325, member: 165066"] I noticed that Freeones recently divided up the "babe pages by letter" section into multiple pages. So instead of clicking on "D" on the homepage and getting all 572 babes simultaneously, you get pages 1 thru 4 with ~150 babes on each. Makes sense. Putting all 572 up at once is a bit cumbersome. However, I'm not thrilled with this new system. If I'm not sure of the spelling of a girl's name, I will often browse for her rather than search. Or sometimes I just don't want to bother typing, especially if I've only got *ahem* one hand free. But even if I know her first name, it's really irritating to have to flip through four pages of links before I stumble across the page that has her name on it, only to then still have to scan through 150 links to find her name on the list. This gets even more frustrating with letters like "A" or "B" with 11 pages of links. Do you see the issue? Here's my suggestion... Rather than label the pages "1, 2, 3, 4" on the top of the page, label them like a dictionary: "Dac-Dap, Dar-Del, Del-Dir, Dir-Dyn." That way you get the best of both worlds: the sections still get subdivided into smaller lists and we know exactly where to look for someone without hunting through 11 pages of links. Is this possible? [/QUOTE]

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