Why all the double posts lately?

Sir Osis of Liver. · 06-02-2016 5:04pm #1

Poochie05 · 06-02-2016 5:07pm

It's happening if you use the Quick reply function

Sunnyisland · 06-02-2016 5:08pm

I don't know

06-02-2016 5:08pm

To be sure to be sure

Captain Chaos · 06-02-2016 5:09pm

It's a left over effect of the measures taken against the DDos attack.

Junkyard Tom · 06-02-2016 5:14pm

*Black cat walks by*

Badly Drunk Boy · 06-02-2016 5:15pm

Poochie05 wrote: »

It's happening if you use the Quick reply function

Not always. I think it only happens when you try to post, think nothing is happening (because of the slowness of the site since the DDoS attack), so click the 'submit' button again.

refusetolose · 06-02-2016 5:22pm

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

Not always. I think it only happens when you try to post, think nothing is happening (because of the slowness of the site since the DDoS attack), so click the 'submit' button again.

happened me using the quick reply and i only clicked submit once

kneemos · 06-02-2016 5:23pm

If it's worth saying it's worth emphasising.

ScumLord · 06-02-2016 5:23pm

I haven't had one double post

*fingers crossed this isn't the first one*

LordSutch · 06-02-2016 5:24pm

Poochie05 wrote: »

It's happening if you use the Quick reply function

Its been happening all over the place!
I ended up with four duplicates on day

Gremlins . . .

Junkyard Tom · 06-02-2016 5:25pm

*Black cat walks by*

06-02-2016 5:27pm

refusetolose wrote: »

happened me using the quick reply and i only clicked submit once

Same here. I never use Quick Reply (and never had any double posts) but when the theory was first suggested, I tried it. Submitted once and got a double post. Seemed to take a very long time to submit too.

endacl · 06-02-2016 5:31pm

I don't mind a few double posts. I am a little bemused though, I must admit, by posters editing their second post to read 'double post', rather than using the handy delete post function...