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Is it just me...

Neil3030 · 2003-02-28 20:53:47

Anyone else hear ALWAYS click "new thread" instead of "reply"??? Man tis annoying.

28-02-2003 8:53pm

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Neil3030

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Anyone else hear ALWAYS click "new thread" instead of "reply"??? Man tis annoying.

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#2 28-02-2003 9:02pm

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

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no..

no actually I don't believe I've *ever* done that

..

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#3 01-03-2003 12:21pm

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Originally posted by Mordeth
no..

no actually I don't believe I've *ever* done that

..

Ditto.

<paranoia>Who says ditto these days? </paranoia>

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#4 01-03-2003 1:01pm

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just once or twice

actually the REPLY button is strategically placed closest to the vertical scroll bar as that is normally the last component used before posting.

you read the thread to the end, come back up, normally using the scroll bar, and there you go, the REPLY BUTTON right next to it

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#5 01-03-2003 4:45pm

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#6 01-03-2003 4:58pm

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Wahooooo, i'm not the only one!!!

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#7 02-03-2003 2:21pm

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*boggle*

DeV.

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#8 02-03-2003 2:54pm

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despite my frequent pressing of that lovely button i don't think i've EVER hit the wrong one

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#9 02-03-2003 7:26pm

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Never did it on this website. But other web forums have the buttons the other way around and being used to boards I unintentionally press the new thread button

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#10 02-03-2003 8:07pm

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I do that rarely but then I once couldn't find out how to unsubscribe from a forum *ahem*.

Anyway surely it's no big deal as you just hit the back button once you have been told that you haven't entered a subject for your "new thread".

/me passes round some warmly baked kittencake to everyone.

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#11 02-03-2003 9:31pm

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Originally posted by ManWithThePlan
<paranoia>Who says ditto these days? </paranoia>

<James Earl Jones>I know I do</James Earl Jones>

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#12 03-03-2003 1:15am

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Originally posted by sceptre
<James Earl Jones>I know I do</James Earl Jones>

ditto.

DeV.

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