I admit that I didn't see your post until after I'd posted mine.
You'd think I'd be better at this posting stuff after doing it almost 90,000 times, eh.
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You'd think I'd be better at this posting stuff after doing it almost 90,000 times, eh.
Oh, but I didn't really tell him the answer. I showed him how to get it.
I didn't break a rule. I think they might have me on ignore because *pats self on the shoulder* I haven't got a point in a long time.
So, by my procrastination I have looked up some things. @Revoltingest you are first in posts and first in likes. Also, most top listers (I am not) have the same number of trophy points as I do. I think that is interesting.
They watch me like vultures over a bloated weasel carcass.Oh, but I didn't really tell him the answer. I showed him how to get it.
I think they might have me on ignore because *pats self on the shoulder* I haven't got a point in a long time.
But I always pay, & my checks never bounce, so I'm not yet banned.
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Asking the question is one thing; getting an answer is another
At the bottom of one of my posts, I clicked on the [like] button.
I know I cannot "like" my own post.
But I did anyway. Is there a fine or something-?-
At the bottom of one of my posts, I clicked on the [like] button.
I know I cannot "like" my own post.
But I did anyway. Is there a fine or something-?
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Wow. So many new posts in this thread that I haven't seen. I apologize, all. I only got an alert from this thread now, or at least I didn't notice getting one from it except the one I got today.
I will answer the questions shortly.
I will answer the questions shortly.
There is no guide anywhere that I'm aware of.
When you click the "+ Quote" button, you will have added a post to a "reservoir" of quotes, so to speak. You can store as many posts as you want by clicking on that button to their bottom right. (I'm not aware of any limitation on the number of posts you can quote.) Then, when you're composing a new post, there will be an "Insert Quotes..." button below the typing space. If you click on that, it will give you the option to insert the messages you have quoted into your post. You can quote posts from different threads into other threads using this method.
The "Reply" button quotes one post. If you want to quote multiple posts using the "Reply" button, you can click on it for one post, save it in the draft (by clicking on the floppy disk icon from the options bar above the typing space), and then click "Reply" for another post and save the draft again, and so on. The "+ Quote" button makes it easier to quote multiple posts without having to go back and click the "Reply" button separately for each post you want to quote, and it also doesn't require that you save the draft if you want to quote posts from different pages or threads into one post.
If you want to break a large quote into smaller quotes, you can do one of two things, or both, at your preference:
1) Highlight the part you want to quote from the post with your mouse. When it is highlighted in blue, a small pop-up will appear giving you the option to use one of two buttons: "+ Quote" and "Reply." Clicking "+ Quote" will store it for later insertion into one of your posts, and clicking "Reply" will quote it normally.
This option is very impractical and tedious on a phone, however, so I will delve into the other option:
2) Click the "Reply" button you normally click to quote a post, and then when you want to isolate a particular portion of the post, either delete the rest of the post or, if you want to preserve the whole post but divide it into smaller chunks, just place your text cursor at the beginning of the part you want to quote, type this: [quote ] (without spaces), and then go to the end of the part you want to quote and type [/quote ] (without spaces). This will quote individual parts of your post as desired.
I hope this helps.
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They are points you gain when you have met certain criteria. These are the criteria I can see in the admin CP along with the amount of trophy points meeting them gives a member:
First Message: 1 point. For posting at least one message on RF.
Somebody Likes You: 2 points. For receiving at least one like.
Keeps Coming Back: 5 points. For posting 30 messages.
Can't Stop! 10 points. For posting 100 messages.
I Like It a Lot: For receiving 25 likes.
Seriously Likeable! 15 points. For receiving 100 likes.
Addicted: 20 points. For posting 1,000 messages.
Can't Get Enough of Your Stuff: 20 points. For receiving 250 likes.
I LOVE IT! 30 points. For receiving 500 likes.
1) Recent posts are posts that have been posted recently, and they show up on that tab regardless of whether or not you have read them. New posts are posts that have been posted recently but that you haven't read yet. So when you go to New Posts and read one of the posts there, it will go to Recent Posts.
2) I see that Tarheeler has already answered the second question, so I don't want to repeat what he has already said.
Asking the question is one thing; getting an answer is another
At the bottom of one of my posts, I clicked on the [like] button.
I know I cannot "like" my own post.
But I did anyway. Is there a fine or something-?
You saw a "Like" button for one of your own posts?
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The above is merely mirthful fiction.
,..,.,..,.,.,.,The U.S. postal service .,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,
Thank you!!!..,.,.,.
.,.as one grateful for your services
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,..,.,..,.,.,.,The U.S. postal service .,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,Thank you!!!..,.,.,.
.,.as one grateful for your services
Not sure I get what you're saying. What is the above a joke about, if it's supposed to be a joke?
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Oh, but I didn't really tell him the answer. I showed him how to get it.
I think they might have me on ignore because *pats self on the shoulder* I haven't got a point in a long time.
People put you on ignore because you follow them around and pester them. I nearly did, too.
Oh, but I didn't really tell him the answer. I showed him how to get it.
I think they might have me on ignore because *pats self on the shoulder* I haven't got a point in a long time.
Okay, folks, please note that this is not the thread for this. It is meant for asking and answering forum-related questions, not stuff like the above.
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Okay, I apologize. I just thought that Savagewind should know the truth. I'm not being unkind I'm just being real.
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I have a question. Is there any diversity on this staff in terms of thinking? Is everybody on staff, regardless of what god they claim to believe in, basically a left winger adhering to a liberal social agenda?
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It must be very difficult to adjudicate here and impossible to be 100% fair. They do the best they can and it is appreciated.
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They're pretty good I have to admit. I can say pretty much whatever I want so long as I frame it right. My complaint is that there doesn't appear to be a legitimate Christian presence among the staff, and not some progressive type whose values basically no different than contemporary pagan values