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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:41 am
by Julian Mayo
jacfan wrote:Try and cut Julian some slack. He has had to put up with me ringing him with all my problems as well as dealing with his own life. We all make mistakes/typos sometimes and to be able to go back and fix them is great. Wish I could do it sometimes.
JacFan, thanks but I must stress again that it is a pleasure to be there. It is in no way interfering with my life

Or my spelling

Hence the edit.

Which wasn't posted as an edit

Or that time

Ahah, perhaps there is a "Window" edit, in which, if an edit is made, it doesn't appear as an edit

Ed

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:47 am
by Julian Mayo
Now some of my posts are double posting.........I think I might go and have a little lie down.

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:30 pm
by cmlean
I might send them both in their rooms for a little 'time out'.
Chill guys.
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:45 pm
by Ed
Julian Mayo wrote:jacfan wrote:Try and cut Julian some slack. He has had to put up with me ringing him with all my problems as well as dealing with his own life. We all make mistakes/typos sometimes and to be able to go back and fix them is great. Wish I could do it sometimes.
JacFan, thanks but I must stress again that it is a pleasure to be there. It is in no way interfering with my life

Or my spelling

Hence the edit.

Which wasn't posted as an edit

Or that time

Ahah, perhaps there is a "Window" edit, in which, if an edit is made, it doesn't appear as an edit

Ed

From the day we setup these forums we decided that posts that have been replied to cannot be edited. A time window doesn't work as sometimes people reply as soon as a post is made.
Allowing someone to edit a post after it has been replied can cause major issues between members.
Only moderators can edit other members posts in the forum they are moderating. The editing feature is only intended to be used for removing posts or parts of a post that isn't allowed. It isn't intended to be used for any other purpose.
Modertators are allowed to edit their own posts as they may need to update certain posts (Championship table for example). All our moderators don't abuse their powers and I haven't seen any case of that, be it mlittle, Julian, <T-K> (or myself!), none have edited a post to change its meaning.
I believe Julian edited his post to clarify and it seems to have been misunderstood by JayVee and that is why editing posts after a reply isn't allowed for members and should be used with extreme caution by moderators.
There is a Preview button next to the Submit button , it should be used more often perhaps

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:50 pm
by Ed
Julian Mayo wrote:Now some of my posts are double posting.........I think I might go and have a little lie down.

The forums are running a bit slow for some reason
If after you submit a post the browser times out, it sometimes does get posted. Use the back button, copy your post (CTRL - C) just in case and go back again and do a refresh. Your post could already be there!!
We'll clean up all the double posts!
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:24 pm
by Julian Mayo

............Wha?.......huh?........Oh,........thanks Ed..........

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:36 pm
by gkaytaz
Ed wrote:
The forums are running a bit slow for some reason
If after you submit a post the browser times out, it sometimes does get posted. Use the back button, copy your post (CTRL - C) just in case and go back again and do a refresh. Your post could already be there!!
We'll clean up all the double posts!
I didn't notice a slowdown. Maybe it was just a temporary problem. As for the preview button: neat idea of course but given that the only meaning of button for most people here is Jenson Button, you will be cleaning up double posts for aeons to come

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:04 pm
by Julian Mayo
gkaytaz wrote:Ed wrote:
The forums are running a bit slow for some reason
If after you submit a post the browser times out, it sometimes does get posted. Use the back button, copy your post (CTRL - C) just in case and go back again and do a refresh. Your post could already be there!!
We'll clean up all the double posts!
I didn't notice a slowdown. Maybe it was just a temporary problem. As for the preview button: neat idea of course but given that the only meaning of button for most people here is Jenson Button, you will be cleaning up double posts for aeons to come

Belly.

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:29 pm
by jacfan
How about Jenson "belly" Button

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:34 pm
by jacfan
Ed wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:Now some of my posts are double posting.........I think I might go and have a little lie down.

The forums are running a bit slow for some reason
If after you submit a post the browser times out, it sometimes does get posted. Use the back button, copy your post (CTRL - C) just in case and go back again and do a refresh. Your post could already be there!!
We'll clean up all the double posts!
Yes I did notice that earlier today. I just removed the second one myself.
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:35 pm
by Julian Mayo
jacfan wrote:Ed wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:Now some of my posts are double posting.........I think I might go and have a little lie down.

The forums are running a bit slow for some reason
If after you submit a post the browser times out, it sometimes does get posted. Use the back button, copy your post (CTRL - C) just in case and go back again and do a refresh. Your post could already be there!!
We'll clean up all the double posts!
Yes I did notice that earlier today. I just removed the second one myself.
I couldn't

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:36 pm
by jacfan
Ed wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:jacfan wrote:Try and cut Julian some slack. He has had to put up with me ringing him with all my problems as well as dealing with his own life. We all make mistakes/typos sometimes and to be able to go back and fix them is great. Wish I could do it sometimes.
JacFan, thanks but I must stress again that it is a pleasure to be there. It is in no way interfering with my life

Or my spelling

Hence the edit.

Which wasn't posted as an edit

Or that time

Ahah, perhaps there is a "Window" edit, in which, if an edit is made, it doesn't appear as an edit

Ed

From the day we setup these forums we decided that posts that have been replied to cannot be edited. A time window doesn't work as sometimes people reply as soon as a post is made.
Allowing someone to edit a post after it has been replied can cause major issues between members.
Only moderators can edit other members posts in the forum they are moderating. The editing feature is only intended to be used for removing posts or parts of a post that isn't allowed. It isn't intended to be used for any other purpose.
Modertators are allowed to edit their own posts as they may need to update certain posts (Championship table for example). All our moderators don't abuse their powers and I haven't seen any case of that, be it mlittle, Julian, <T-K> (or myself!), none have edited a post to change its meaning.
I believe Julian edited his post to clarify and it seems to have been misunderstood by JayVee and that is why editing posts after a reply isn't allowed for members and should be used with extreme caution by moderators.
There is a Preview button next to the Submit button , it should be used more often perhaps

Thanks for reminding us all of the "preview" button. I use it sometimes but probably not enough... although I try to edit what I say as I type it.
Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:37 pm
by Julian Mayo
jacfan wrote:Ed wrote:Julian Mayo wrote:
JacFan, thanks but I must stress again that it is a pleasure to be there. It is in no way interfering with my life

Or my spelling

Hence the edit.

Which wasn't posted as an edit

Or that time

Ahah, perhaps there is a "Window" edit, in which, if an edit is made, it doesn't appear as an edit

Ed

From the day we setup these forums we decided that posts that have been replied to cannot be edited. A time window doesn't work as sometimes people reply as soon as a post is made.
Allowing someone to edit a post after it has been replied can cause major issues between members.
Only moderators can edit other members posts in the forum they are moderating. The editing feature is only intended to be used for removing posts or parts of a post that isn't allowed. It isn't intended to be used for any other purpose.
Modertators are allowed to edit their own posts as they may need to update certain posts (Championship table for example). All our moderators don't abuse their powers and I haven't seen any case of that, be it mlittle, Julian, <T-K> (or myself!), none have edited a post to change its meaning.
I believe Julian edited his post to clarify and it seems to have been misunderstood by JayVee and that is why editing posts after a reply isn't allowed for members and should be used with extreme caution by moderators.
There is a Preview button next to the Submit button , it should be used more often perhaps

Thanks for reminding us all of the "preview" button. I use it sometimes but probably not enough... although I try to edit what I say as I type it.
I sometimes HAVE to edit as I type it

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 5:46 pm
by jacfan
Sometimes I wish I had an "edit" button for my life. Then I could erase all the stupid things I say and do.

Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:22 pm
by gkaytaz
jacfan wrote:Sometimes I wish I had an "edit" button for my life. Then I could erase all the stupid things I say and do.

An UNDO button would be very welcome in my case. Also maybe a SYSTEM RESTORE
