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DYK raises a good point: multi-quote is an add-on to vb - which I find useful but by no means essential.
Keeping nested quotes is a different thing. In fact, stripping nested quotes is an anti-feature - the code actually has to do some work to make itself less useful for us! I question whether it really requires an add-on to restore this ...?
If we're gonna conduct a poll, I'm anti-nested quotes. Although some people like them I thought that was one of the more irritating features of SMF - well, that and the tiny font size in quotes
we see things not as they are, but as we are. -- anais nin
As has been previously reported, you must change your default editor on your Miscellaneous Options under General options in your Settings. This is the editor I get when I change it to Standard.
As has been previously reported, you must change your default editor on your Miscellaneous Options under General options in your Settings. this is the editor I get when I change ti to Standard.
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Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
"It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data." - Sherlock Holmes
DYK raises a good point: multi-quote is an add-on to vb - which I find useful but by no means essential.
Keeping nested quotes is a different thing. In fact, stripping nested quotes is an anti-feature - the code actually has to do some work to make itself less useful for us! I question whether it really requires an add-on to restore this ...?
Yes, it does. I have investigated it.
Not quite against the idea of getting that back, but I am definitely against playing with hacks and too many (if any) external plugins until we settle and flesh out what we have available in a stock setup.
Multi quote is a stock feature, it comes with the software.
As has been previously reported, you must change your default editor on your Miscellaneous Options under General options in your Settings. This is the editor I get when I change it to Standard.
I think all new user registrations will see this be default, but all us imported members it isn't, there looks to be a way to run a database query from within vb to change that for us. Looks......
I try my best to click "mark posts read" when I head for slumberland, although sometimes I forget.
Given that I do that, what I see when I click new posts is threads that have a "new post" in a block at the top, then a bar that says, the following have not been updated since you yada yada, They are arranged by time with most recent at the top.
I am the admin for another Linux Forum. We changed our software a little over a year ago and I understand the growing pains. It took a while to get the bugs out, enable features people want, and implement add on features. There is also always a big hurdle of user familiarization.
In my opinion this site is progressing nicely and the admins have been very responsive to user comments and suggestions. Thank you for you efforts. There is more time and effort involved than most realize.
Linux because it works. No social or political motives in my decision to use it.
Always consider Occam's Razor
Rich
Um, can we please lose these two [moronic, in my [not necessarily very humble] opinion] limitations?
1) You're limited to four "images" per post--and smileys are counted as images. Last night, when multi-quoting several replies, I had to remove all the smileys from the quotes before it would accept my four.
2) You're required to enter a minimum number of characters in a reply [and probably a new post, too]. Despite my typical verbosity, I *AM* actually capable of the occasional terse post! If I want to reply "+1"--PERIOD--I should be able to. :-D
Xenix/UNIX user since 1985 | Linux user since 1991 | Was registered Linux user #163544
Um, can we please lose these two [moronic, in my [not necessarily very humble] opinion] limitations?
1) You're limited to four "images" per post--and smileys are counted as images. Last night, when multi-quoting several replies, I had to remove all the smileys from the quotes before it would accept my four.
Now unlimited.
2) You're required to enter a minimum number of characters in a reply [and probably a new post, too]. Despite my typical verbosity, I *AM* actually capable of the occasional terse post! If I want to reply "+1"--PERIOD--I should be able to. :-D
Now set to 2.
Videos per post set to 5.
"A nation that is afraid to let its people judge the truth and falsehood in an open market is a nation that is afraid of its people.”
– John F. Kennedy, February 26, 1962.
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