If it ain't broke don't fix it!

[nonpareil]

It's probably due to 'mobilegeddon' and the site not wanting to slip down the google rankings.
http://uk.businessinsider.com/google...on-2015-4?r=US
there is an option to switch back to full site, once the mobile site loads.

Lillie the mod. said something like this recently.

[stringfurtcool]

these boards have been poor for a while now.same old crap every day,hence all the good posters are gone.

[SmallHorn]

these boards have been poor for a while now.same old crap every day,hence all the good posters are gone.

Not all.

You are still here

[southerngeorge]

Is this a new site?

I didn't notice that we got a new one as I've been away,

[nonpareil]

Is this a new site?

I didn't notice that we got a new one as I've been away,

Site just tinkered with and occasionally affecting mobile devices.

[The D Man]

The issue here is that Google have launched an algorithm "rewarding" pages that are very easy to browse and navigate using

tablets or smartphones with higher search result positions. Non mobile friendly sites now get thrown to the scrap heap in their

search. With the increasing use and profileration of tablets and other smart devices Google are always updating their

algorithms. It is up to the websites to keep up with these ongoing changes.