04-19-2003, 05:41 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-19-2003, 05:43 AM by Nicodemus Phaulkon.)
Yes, yes... I caught the gist of the conversation, now. <_<
However, for you:
Perhaps you haven't realized the benefits of moving between the "Linear" and "Threaded" view that is allowed here. The Linear allows for the loading of every message in a thread, yes... but the Threaded allows you to follow who replied to whom.
The "Reply" and "Quote" buttons accompany every post in existence, even in "Linear" view. Surely you can click on the right one in order to keep the flow of the conversation? :huh:
I fail to see where anyone with a modicum of forum experience can keep screwing up replies and their placement.
Please do try.
*tips helm*
However, for you:
Quote:Because of the Threaded View feature, it's recommended that you reply to the specific post in a thread that you want to reply to, even if you prefer Linear Viewing mode, so that those using Threaded Views can make better sense of the conversation.
- Lurker Lounge FAQ
Perhaps you haven't realized the benefits of moving between the "Linear" and "Threaded" view that is allowed here. The Linear allows for the loading of every message in a thread, yes... but the Threaded allows you to follow who replied to whom.
The "Reply" and "Quote" buttons accompany every post in existence, even in "Linear" view. Surely you can click on the right one in order to keep the flow of the conversation? :huh:
I fail to see where anyone with a modicum of forum experience can keep screwing up replies and their placement.
Please do try.
*tips helm*
Garnered Wisdom --
If it has more than four legs, kill it immediately.
Never hesitate to put another bullet into the skull of the movie's main villain; it'll save time on the denouement.
Eight hours per day of children's TV programming can reduce a grown man to tears -- PM me for details.
If it has more than four legs, kill it immediately.
Never hesitate to put another bullet into the skull of the movie's main villain; it'll save time on the denouement.
Eight hours per day of children's TV programming can reduce a grown man to tears -- PM me for details.