This seemed like a good idea when I started it but I think I need help to fill in the gaps.

Here's what I have so far:

Hi, I have a problem with the vocabulary manager. When I select on the 'Show' line a label that I have previously created (and applied to selected saved words), nothing appears on the screen except

Does anyone know if there is a list (excel?) with an overview of all the lessons? Thx. :-)

Okay, let's see if this works. Here's the idea:

1: Bookmark this discussion. This way you can be sure to be able to find it again. This is important for this to work.

2: When you see a discussion, either an old or a new one, on ChinesePod that you think illuminates some feature of Chinese or otherwise contains gems of wisdom on Chinese grammar, post a link to it here.

3: Please don't make any posts whatsoever in this discussion that do not contain links to great grammar discussions. Let's try to keep this list clean. It's not really supposed to be a discussion, but more of an archive.

The idea is that this will let people find the good grammar discussions easier by simply going to this topic and searchin on the page. And since we have it bookmarked, we can always find this page. Also, whenever we post to it, it will get bumped and thus show clearly on the discussions page.

Please write the name of the discussion and a short description of what's so great about it, and provide a link. Note that it doesn't have to be discussions solely about grammar. If there's something very interesting said about grammar in a lesson discussion, do post a link. But the interesting thing has to be in the discussion, not the lesson.

I'm not sure if this'll work, but it's worth a try.

Okay, let's try this thread in the Grammar Discussions group, instead.

1: Bookmark this discussion. This way you can be sure to be able to find it again. This is important for this to work.

2: When you see a discussion, either an old or a new one, on ChinesePod that you think illuminates some feature of Chinese or otherwise contains gems of wisdom on Chinese grammar, post a link to it here.

3: Please don't make any posts whatsoever in this discussion that do not contain links to great grammar discussions. Let's try to keep this list clean. It's not really supposed to be a discussion, but more of an archive.

The idea is that this will let people find the good grammar discussions easier by simply going to this topic and searchin on the page. And since we have it bookmarked, we can always find this page. Also, whenever we post to it, it will get bumped and thus show clearly on the discussions page.

Please write the name of the discussion and a short description of what's so great about it, and provide a link. Note that it doesn't have to be discussions solely about grammar. If there's something very interesting said about grammar in a lesson discussion, do post a link. But the interesting thing has to be in the discussion, not the lesson.

I'm not sure if this'll work, but it's worth a try.