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kohlrak

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• 28 Jul 2006

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If i did, every time i resolve an issue, i'd come up with a new one and people would remember that the original issue was resolved, therefor let it slide off the page and ignor it doing so. Then, i would have an unresolved issue.

 

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In that case, maybe a thread whose subject is your torrent of questions. Since that seems to be ceaseless, you won't have to worry about people mistakenly thinking the original issue was resolved. At least, that seems to be a better solution than just peppering the forum with a ton of separate yet related threads.

 

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kohlrak

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well, i would do that if i met all these issues at the same instant. It would be even better if these boards were updated to a version of the software (it appears to be VBulletin) where you can edit the subject line of the post after you've posted it. It also allows you to have negative reputation and the ability to delete your own posts.

 

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that's not a matter of upgrades; those features are disabled on this forum.

Nothing is stopping you from adding new questions to a question thread, and nothing is stopping you from creating a new thread every something pops into your head; it's just a matter of courtesy for those of us who are actually trying to help you understand this material.

 

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kohlrak

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Well pardon me if the ignor system here is different than just about every forum website there is. Usually anything over 2 pages (unless you're active in it) is ignored. Anything that you heard "oh, ok, that's it." you ignor, no matter how many replies are added to the reply count. If this forum is different from that, then let me know and i'll stand corrected. Despite how irritable i am right now, i'm not trying to offend anyone in any way or to bug them in any way. If i am to be corrected, i'll simply make a "master post" for all my problems. My objective is to be as nice as possible, while not being ignored at the same time.

 

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I surf via the "new posts" button, which tells me which threads have been added to since my last visit anywhere on the site. Also, if you go to any sub-forum, it lists the most recently responded-to threads at the top of the page. If you are talking about people ignoring old threads, that doesn't seem to be a problem for such threads as this one. I would sooner say that your individual threads are more likely to get ignored than a "big kohlrak question thread." It already seems that this thread has been abandoned by all but us two.

I'm going to bed now; that's my ignore function.

 

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kohlrak

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I'm used to the forums that look for 0s in the replies column and if they don't find one, they ignore all the posts iregardless of how few there really are. i'm used to all my "big kohlrak question threads" being ignored. Especailly on VBulletin boards... The system is in those places as it is here, only difference is that it's different people and maybe they handle it in different ways.