What are the 'Problem Solving Collaboration Tools?

[Ron247]

I see the following line written under the Thread Subject on the Posts. What are the collaboration tools mentioned?

Professional forum and technical support for engineers for Climate Change Engineering Solutions. Includes problem solving collaboration tools.

 

[IRstuff]

That probably should have been a comma, i.e., the desired subjects of "Climate Change Engineering Solutions" include "problem solving collaboration tools"

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[SnTMan]

It seems pretty much all the fora say that. Something put in in the "dark ages" and forgotten about?

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[Ron247]

Thanks, everyone.
I thought it was some feature I was not able to find. Was going crazy/crazier looking for it.

 

[IRstuff]

It's possible there was something in the plans a long time ago, but it's possible that the management was dissuaded by the proliferation of spam bots and crawlers taking names and numbers

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What are the 'Problem Solving Collaboration Tools?

Marketing-speak for putting people in one room and talking?

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts."

 

[IDS]

I'm not sure how long IRStuff has had the YouTube link in his signature, but I clicked on it for the first time today.

It is most appropriate to this thread

With specific reference to climate change it seems to me that almost all the discussion consists of one side saying that we need 7 mutually perpendicular lines and the other insisting that it is only possible to have 2 mutually perpendicular lines, with no discussion of what we might do with 3 mutually perpendicular lines.

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