Cyrus said:
Cyclovenom said:
Wellesley said:
Cyclovenom said:Don't worry a certain flightless PF member knows.
In 2001, Physics Forums had a very simple and basic layout. The main page consisted of a list of different categories of discussion boards, and each board had a list of threads with the most recent ones at the top. The design was mostly text-based with minimal graphics.
Yes, there were several major differences in the features offered on Physics Forums in 2001. For example, there was no option for users to create a profile or have avatars. The search function was also very basic and there were no private messaging or reputation systems in place.
In 2001, Physics Forums was still a relatively new platform and did not have as many users or discussions as it does now. However, there was still a significant amount of activity and engagement among the members who were mostly students and professionals in the field of physics.
No, in 2001, mobile devices were not as advanced as they are today, and most websites did not have a mobile-friendly version. Therefore, Physics Forums did not have a mobile version in 2001 and could only be accessed through a desktop or laptop computer.
Yes, there were rules and guidelines for posting on Physics Forums in 2001. However, they were not as extensive as they are now. The main rule was to keep discussions respectful and relevant to the topic of physics. There was also a rule against spamming and personal attacks.