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welcoming new members

 
 
ehBeth
 
Reply Sat 14 Sep, 2002 02:27 pm
well, i'd love to welcome new members, but i think i'm the new member! or is it Phoenix? in which case, WELCOME Phoenix!
Very Happy
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Sat 14 Sep, 2002 04:21 pm
We're all new!

Welcome everyone!
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Sat 14 Sep, 2002 06:44 pm
Hi! Glad that I am

here. It is going to take me a bit of time, but I think that I can master this. Good work Craven! But how come when I click

on an emoticon, like this Smile I don't get the picture?

Phoenix
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Sat 14 Sep, 2002 06:46 pm
OH, I DO get a

picture when the message is finally sent!!!! Very Happy Smile Sad Surprised Shocked Confused 8) 8) Mad Razz Embarrassed Crying or Very sad Evil or Very Mad Twisted Evil

Rolling Eyes :wink: Exclamation Question Idea Arrow

Hey! This is fun!
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Sat 14 Sep, 2002 06:47 pm
E Beth- How did you

get that little picture on the side of your message?
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Sat 14 Sep, 2002 07:07 pm
Phoenix32890 wrote:
E Beth- How did you get that little picture on the side of your

message?


Go to the profile link at the top of the page an at the bottom of the edit profile page

you can choose an avatar.

Later I'll add a feature to upload pictures of yourself.
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dan-E
 
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Reply Sun 15 Sep, 2002 01:31 pm
Checking out what

Craven's been working on and bugging me about. I don't have much time to participate but it looks good.
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Mon 16 Sep, 2002 02:52 am
Phoenix32890 wrote:
Hi! Glad that I am here. It is going to take me a bit of time, but I

think that I can master this. Good work Craven! But how come when I click on an emoticon, like this Smile I don't get the

picture?

Phoenix


The basic problem with that is that the post editor is not WYSIWYG (what

you see is what you get). I want to make it so eventually but that's a long way off and involves some serious code

testing.

I'll soon fix some bugs involving emoticons.

I'll:

Make the animated ones keep moving after

you have clicked on one.

Make the image ALT text say what the emoticon represents.
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dlowan
 
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Reply Sun 13 Oct, 2002 06:36 pm
I am new! Welcome

me! And welcome to all the people above frok me.

Er.... I gues sthat is about all, really - sheepish

grin.....

:> )
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Rae
 
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Reply Sun 13 Oct, 2002 06:38 pm
Welcome, welcome, welcome Deb!!!!! Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Sun 13 Oct, 2002 06:39 pm
He he Deb, I bet

you'll love the fact that you can edit your own posts when you see those glaring typos (hey, you pick on mine)! Consider

this a pounce!
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quinn1
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 04:45 pm
I have no idea where

I am, who you people are, or how I got here in the first place ;-)
Heck, Ill try it but dont think Im makin it a habit

<yeah right>
Hello BTW
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Phoenix32890
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 04:53 pm
dlowan- WELCOME

Laughing I think that this site is GREAT. it has SO much potential- thanks to the hard work of our esteemed leader, Craven Exclamation

Exclamation
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 05:00 pm
guinn1,

Haven't you heard? You are in the Twilight zone of beta testing! In a few days we'll

move and things should be a bit clearer. ;-)

Phoenix,

I don't never wanna be no leader! Waaaaaa! I just wanna

develop. Can I pass the buck and call jespah our esteemed leader?

And I can't say it enough, this site is built on

open source code (and even graphics!) that I gathered and implemented, this is really the work of at least a few hundred

people. I'll even use a host that runs an open source database and coding language (opensource baby!).

The whole

theme of this site is based on free exchange of information. I would never have been able to do this site without the

opensource code that others were nice enough to make. I'll credit them ASAP (until I'm done coding I don't know all the

people I'll need to credit but stay tuned).
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quinn1
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 05:05 pm
Gotta Love beta

testing..so much fun!

Somethings wrong with my clock...Ill figure it out though, thats half the fun of it

all.

And thanks to jes for the invite as well
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cobalt
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 05:34 pm
Don't know what the

difference is, but during the day today (a weekday, workweek day) this forum was slow as Grandma's Molasses. Now, since

about 6 pm Central, it is lickety-split fast!

Oh yes, I like using the quick reply feature best because it really is

fast fast fast! I like it fast fast fast, lol! (oooooooh, you CAN choose to take that in any way you wish....

LOL)

Um, if I am later on 'embarrassed', I can still edit out that comment?

Enquiring Minds Wanna Know,
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 05:38 pm
You can always edit

your comments (not that you need to, you got it right).

The only caveat I have is that if this is abused (like by

making people look like fools by completely changing the post) a time limit might be established for editing. I don't think

it's too likley we will need it though (I'm actually very very opposed to the idea of that limit).

As to the speed

of the forum it's entirely due to the speed of the server.

When we make the move out of beta testing this will be on

a lightning fast server and the speed will only change if millions use the site at once. The errors you see on this site and

the crawling speed are just host issues.

When we move it will be much faster. I'll also make a low graphics version

of the forums for those who need it to load even faster.
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 05:39 pm
quinn1 wrote:
Gotta Love beta testing..so much fun!

Somethings wrong with my

clock...Ill figure it out though, thats half the fun of it all.

And thanks to jes for the invite as

well


By tomorrow the time issues should make more sense. I'll post an announcement after I tweak

the code. It's high on my priorities list (right after beer and vodka!)
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cobalt
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 06:08 pm
Ya know dear boy

(Craven) heh heh - I HAVE heard several references now to beer at the same time vodka is in your close personal proximity

and even more intimate than "proximity"...


So, Enquiring Minds want to know the proper way to indulge in the two

at one sitting. Surely, not 'mixed'! And, is there nothing IN the vodka, or should I say isn't the vodka IN something?



I learned long ago that I have only one cardinal rule about liquor: I cannot have three 'categories' of an

alcoholic beverage in one day. Two maybe: three is asking for a hangover or worse...

So, as one who long long ago

and in a faraway place was able to consume two quart bottles of Pagan Pink Ripple, enjoy this fleeting experience and let

another drive you home.
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Pharon
 
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Reply Wed 16 Oct, 2002 06:15 pm
To those whom i have

not welcomed yet and even for those who i have, WELCOME. I'm Pharon. hope you find it as easy and usefull as

I.

Laters.....
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