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47p2

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scarey wrote:
***kers

Looks better now

17th Nov 2011 8:23am

stan
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17th Nov 2011 8:23am

stan
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seriously though, dont you all think the forum looks cleaner and easier to read without all the quotes.. ... - .- -.

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17th Nov 2011 8:25am

GregP

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I think it looks better
Is there occassions when the quote button is needed, for example when you you are replying to a specific person but there post has since been pushed up the thread by other posts. (hope that makes sense) FFRR TD6 HSE
Adriatic Blue with Parchment leather.

17th Nov 2011 9:08am

Martin
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Using the quote sensibly is absolutely no problem (otherwise I'd just take the chuffing button away!)

The intention is to make the forum more conversational, you don't repeat the entirety of what your mate's just said (and vice versa) when you're down the pub now, do you?

17th Nov 2011 9:13am

GregP

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Cheers Martin
Sounds perfect FFRR TD6 HSE
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17th Nov 2011 10:13am

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17th Nov 2011 10:48am

stan
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adam, dont you think its a good idea to delete and replace with an * to keep the threads clean. ... - .- -.

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17th Nov 2011 11:07am

JOKER

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i know thought you were a mod Adam , shame on you leaving scarey to check out all the posts and replace with a * ====================================

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17th Nov 2011 11:12am

ric355

Member Since: 02 May 2011
Location: Surrey, UK
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scarey wrote:
adam, dont you think its a good idea to delete and replace with an * to keep the threads clean.

I've no problem with it but there's a certain amount of irony in the fact that all of your posts have a dashed line beneath them and a massive load of whitespace below them!

17th Nov 2011 1:45pm

ric355

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Sorry, forgot my asterisk

17th Nov 2011 1:47pm

stan
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dash lines now deleted ric..forgot they were there tbh..

17th Nov 2011 1:53pm

ric355

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Where do all the extra lines below come from? My posts always end straight after the text. I have no signature entered.

17th Nov 2011 2:22pm

stan
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the size of the avatar will determine what space is on the right....

17th Nov 2011 2:35pm

47p2

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So you have a massive avatar then Stan

17th Nov 2011 3:37pm

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