Danny, as you know, most visitors do not comment, but there are visitors who like the idea of posting questions or discussing on bulletin boards. I prefer the blog format, but why not give the people what they want (or what they might want). I did not mention it in the post, but the software was a free (donations appreciated) open source forum called PHPBB. It was quite easy to install, but I have to learn some more to have what I want. Yabb is the other open source program that is great, but it looks like you need to know a bit more for it. 

Thanks Georgina. It is turning into a long one under my Texas sun; oh wjhat fun.

Carl, I have never been big on forums either. I take a look at InspectionNews every so often, but I have not participated there in over a year. With the new site, I am having a bit of fun to see what I can develop, so we will see how it goes.

I am trying Carl. I think I will take a nap today :) The real diffcult day for me was Friday: three jobs in three different cities and rush hour traffic. Oh what fun. I only took on three jobs because the third client had decided upon an inspection at the last moment, and their time was coming to an end.

I have been watching the numbers rise too. I thought it might slowdown after the new rules were enacted last year. By the way Carl, did you see John Cahill's post on peerviewblog about his suggestion for the SOP? He wants a method to review a line in the SOP as to its meaning. His suggestion involves the AG's office to review what a definition of a deficiency could mean. I like the idea, but not the execution. I think maybe someone like Devon Bijansky at TREC should be the one to review. It will be interesting to see what comes of it.