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Rules of the internet said:25. Relation to the original topic decreases with every single post.
Marking individual threads read without having to actually load them would be nice.
screw with ways to fix all the 500 errors. they used to be gone, then they came back today.
I would bring back rep.
I would lighten up on the grammer nazism.
I would lighten up on the grammer nazism.
as if it was pimple
Some people focus to much on bad grammar as if it was pimple and they love to point it out and make you think your dumb. Well that was then
I'd kind of like a way to see whether the main forum has any posts in it instead of it just being overall.
Since that was kind of vague, I'll put in an example. Say someone makes a post in the RP lounge. It shows that the whole forum has new posts in it, even if the main RPing forum has no new posts in it at all. I'd like to be able to see whether that specifically has new posts, since it shows whether the sub-forum has new posts or not in it, but I don't think it does the same for the main forum.
I'd actually be very lazy though.
But she's talking about the main forum itself, not the subforums. The main forum icon lights up if its subforums have new posts, even if the main forum itself does not, and she finds that misleading.
I would bring back rep.