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PhilfreeeukOriginal Poster
Feb 12, 2011Due to the fact that there is no "in house" search function as yet, it is becoming increasingly difficult
to find any given thread subject on this forum. This situation is exacerbated by memberscreatingambiguous titlesand most of all,posting to the wrong forum,and the fact that there is no forum
moderator, moving the threads to their correct category.
Seriously Inappropriate threads are usually removed by admin deleting the creators profile, which
also deletes all content posted by that profile.To make a new post.Make sure you are logged in.
First think of a title thatbest describesthe subject.
Click on theForumtab, this will bring up the main list of forums.Carefully choose the appropriate forum for your subject.Click on the forum name to open it, and thenscan the list to see if there is already a thread thatcovers your subject.If not, click on a "new" button (found both top and bottom, right side) to make your post.Quick heads up.Sometimes, after writing a post, when you click on "Submit" the page is very slow to reload.
NEVER EVER click on it again, as this WILL publish your post TWICE. and you cannot delete
one of them, (you can only edit and remove the text) Instead, hit the back button, and
then refresh. If your new post is not at the top of the list, it may take a few minutes to appear.
Click on it to see if it has published correctly.
There is an "edit" button if you need it.For more tips and tricks, go here.http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=702&post=81219And finaly, here are the,Rules for posting- Sexually Suggestive Topics will be deleted.
- Topics promoting Other websites or deemed SPAM will be deleted.
- Trolling or posts deemed to be rude will be deleted
- No pornographic links
- Although it is not a deletable offense, please refrain from use of profanity.
- Any members unable to follow these rules will have their account lockedon the forum, or account deleted depending on severity.http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=2&page=1Thanks for listening.
Phil.Have a nice NUDE day!
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Cheri Donna DawsonFeb 12, 2011Here's hoping your post will make things easier and better organized. You are definitely a gem.
Hugs, CheriReactReply - JA
jasonFeb 12, 2011giving the link to rules for posting can be as detrimental as it is beneficial seeing as it is full of misposted posts and may possibly lead people to beleive that is is the forum for anything and everything.
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterFeb 12, 2011[quote]giving the link to rules for posting can be as detrimental as it is beneficial seeing as it is full of misposted posts and may possibly lead people to beleive that is is the forum for anything and everything.[/quote] Thanks, Jaydog, point taken. The link does take you directly to TT's Rule post. To find a "New Button" to click on, you would have to click on the link back to the "Rules for posting in here" forum. I have already stated to first click the main "Forum" tab, and then carefully choose your forum, but in the light of what you've just said, I will add the rules as well, and embolden some of the key words, just to be on the safe side :) Thanks again Phil. ps. Thanks Girls! xoxoxoxoxReactReply
- CDCheri Donna DawsonFeb 13, 2011
This thread DEFINITELY needs a bump.
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterFeb 13, 2011[quote]This thread DEFINITELY needs a bump.[/quote] Oh! ...... well that's lucky! here comes one! Bump!ReactReply
- PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterFeb 18, 2011[quote]I have another suggestion: Avoid subject heads like ... "Question" "Can someone help me" "A thought!" "How do people feel about this?" Try to come up with something that tells what you're posting about.[/quote] I did cover that with "This situation is exacerbated by members creating ambiguous titles" but you said it better :) Thanks for pointing it out again, it's a common problem. hopless when you're looking for something specific.ReactReply
- PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterFeb 20, 2011[quote]Due to the fact that there is no "in house" search function as yet, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find any given thread subject on this forum. This situation is exacerbated by memberscreatingambiguous titlesand most of all,posting to the wrong forum,and the fact that there is no forum moderator, moving the threads to their correct category. Seriously Inappropriate threads are usually removed by admin deleting the creators profile, which also deletes all content posted by that profile.To make a new post.Make sure you are logged in. First think of a title thatbest describesthe subject. Click on theForumtab, this will bring up the main list of forums.Carefully choose the appropriate forum for your subject.Click on the forum name to open it, and thenscan the list to see if there is already a thread thatcovers your subject.If not, click on a "new" button (found both top and bottom, right side) to make your post.Quick heads up.Sometimes, after writing a post, when you click on "Submit" the page is very slow to reload. NEVER EVER click on it again, as this WILL publish your post TWICE. and you cannot delete one of them, (you can only edit and remove the text) Instead, hit the back button, and then refresh. If your new post is not at the top of the list, it may take a few minutes to appear. Click on it to see if it has published correctly. There is an "edit" button if you need it.For more tips and tricks, go here.http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=702&post=81219And finaly, here are the,Rules for posting- Sexually Suggestive Topics will be deleted. - Topics promoting Other websites or deemed SPAM will be deleted. - Trolling or posts deemed to be rude will be deleted - No pornographic links - Although it is not a deletable offense, please refrain from use of profanity. - Any members unable to follow these rules will have their account lockedon the forum, or account deleted depending on severity.http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=2&page=1Thanks for listening. Phil.Have a nice NUDE day!D.I.Y. STICKY LIST.[/quote]ReactReply
- PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterFeb 20, 2011
Bump!
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterMar 7, 2011[quote]Due to the fact that there is no "in house" search function as yet, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find any given thread subject on this forum. This situation is exacerbated by memberscreatingambiguous titlesand most of all,posting to the wrong forum,and the fact that there is no forum moderator, moving the threads to their correct category. Seriously Inappropriate threads are usually removed by admin deleting the creators profile, which also deletes all content posted by that profile.To make a new post.Make sure you are logged in. First think of a title thatbest describesthe subject. Click on theForumtab, this will bring up the main list of forums.Carefully choose the appropriate forum for your subject.Click on the forum name to open it, and thenscan the list to see if there is already a thread thatcovers your subject.If not, click on a "new" button (found both top and bottom, right side) to make your post.Quick heads up.Sometimes, after writing a post, when you click on "Submit" the page is very slow to reload. NEVER EVER click on it again, as this WILL publish your post TWICE. and you cannot delete one of them, (you can only edit and remove the text) Instead, hit the back button, and then refresh. If your new post is not at the top of the list, it may take a few minutes to appear. Click on it to see if it has published correctly. There is an "edit" button if you need it.For more tips and tricks, go here.http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=702&post=81219And finaly, here are the,Rules for posting- Sexually Suggestive Topics will be deleted. - Topics promoting Other websites or deemed SPAM will be deleted. - Trolling or posts deemed to be rude will be deleted - No pornographic links - Although it is not a deletable offense, please refrain from use of profanity. - Any members unable to follow these rules will have their account lockedon the forum, or account deleted depending on severity.http://www.truenudists.com/forum/viewthread.php?id=2&page=1Thanks for listening. Phil.Have a nice NUDE day!D.I.Y. STICKY LIST.[/quote]ReactReply
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ChuckMar 9, 2011Great post Phil!!! We should be so lucky if people will only do it!!
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Curt, or CowboyMar 9, 2011[quote]Isn’t it just common sense that when you join a new web community you check out the rules and the FAQ’s?[/quote] Any of us who's background wasn't AOL, and who has more than a few weeks on internet, it should be, but "common sense" seems to be asking a lot these days..... How's that for another bump ?ReactReply - DUDude111Apr 17, 2011
Thank you for this thread Phil!!
I have noticed alot of threads posted ON THE WRONG BASES and if its possible they should be moved..
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterApr 18, 2011[quote]Thank you for this thread Phil!! I have noticed alot of threads posted ON THE WRONG BASES and if its possible they should be moved..[/quote] I have not ever noticed any being moved, maybe one day, if TT ever decides to appoint forum moderators, and if he has provided that capability. A few flame wars have been delete without booting the participants, but usually, the profile is deleted, and then everything goes with it. A work around would be to create a thread for the offending post, in the correct forum, and then just post a link to it. I've done that a few times :)ReactReply
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DesertRatApr 20, 2011One thing that is done quite often, and yes I will admit to being guilty of this, is to post somthing on the Forum when you're in a very excited or emotional state. Something happens that you don't understand or don't agree with and you immediately go to the Forum to vent your anger. If one would only step back for a moment and try to evaluate the situation, or search the Forum for a similar occurrence you might be able to save everyone from reading a meaningless post. You might also save yourself the embarassment of appearing rather imbecilic.
ReactReply - MEMemberMay 2, 2011
Just want to add to this. Think before you post a new thread. While posts can be edited, the only way a thread can be removed is if you leave the site or are removed from the site or you can convince TT1 ( site admin) to take the time, to delete it for you.
JenReactReply - MEMemberMay 6, 2011
Wonderufl tips from Phil.
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterMay 6, 2011[quote]YES, I'm reading this before going ouside to make somenew postsfor my decking fence. Just thought I'd letPhilknow that I'm going through the correct procedure.ha,ha,ha[/quote] Thanks Jen, it makes for a good spam bumper too. Sparky! .... Oh never mind, just keep taking the tablets! You'll be fine.
ReactReply - CDCheri Donna DawsonMay 13, 2011
Bump
ReactReply - PHPhilfreeeukOriginal PosterMay 13, 2011
Bump!
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EvansBetterHalfMay 24, 2011Time to bump again....
ReactReply - MEMemberJul 4, 2011
And more great hints and tips for newer members!
JenReactReply - MA
mallardm45Jul 6, 2011Bumped to get rid of the spam message
ReactReply - EVEvansBetterHalfJul 27, 2011
And another bump for the good stuff!
ReactReply - MAmallardm45Aug 4, 2011
bump
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