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- you press reply and the form window opens.
- you take 4-5mins to work up a reply.
- during that time, the thread is closed and the reply link removed.
- so, you press submit and it says it's closed.
I don't know of a way to reach out and let you know it is locked.
It is removed pendanticist. Here's the rub:
- you press reply and the form window opens.
- you take 4-5mins to work up a reply.
- during that time, the thread is closed and the reply link removed.
- so, you press submit and it says it's closed.I don't know of a way to reach out and let you know it is locked.
Are you saying that all those many times I clicked thru (never said anything about posting), to find those posts closed - were all due to happenstance?
Pendanticist.
- you press reply and the form window opens.
- you take 4-5mins to work up a reply.
- during that time, the thread is closed and the reply link removed.
- so, you press submit and it says it's closed.
Been there and done that a number of times...but in all honesty I was aware most times that the thread probably should have been closed, and that I should not have been replying - still tempted though ;)
minor request: if the previous message is in the thread? please don't quote the whole thing ;-) We've all been doing that lately. It chews disk space/resources, causes topics to wander, and really isn't necc when the previous msg is right there. Just do the
>previous stuff
type quoting for snips in the same thread. It's not just you guys - there's alot of people doing it...hence, normally I'd say something in private, but there are so many now... thanks guys.
Are you saying that all those many times I clicked thru (never said anything about posting), to find those posts closed - were all due to happenstance?
To whit, you said:
"Yep - that's the way it works."
I say:
[webmasterworld.com...] msg#12
scroll down to the end and click "reply to this topic" and you'll get this:
[webmasterworld.com...]
Granted, this is an older post, but none-the-less indicative of my initial question. So, I'll ask again, why can't you just hang a little low-bandwidth icon in place of "reply to this topic", so that after a post has been closed we don't all have to needlessly click thru to find out what only you (as far as I'm concerned) know?
Pendanticist.