Started by #491031 at 29,Aug,15 22:07
 | In the bottom right-hand corner of every dialogue box of a Forum thread, you can find the word "Reply". It is written in blue and underlined.
If you wish to respond to a particular comment, click on that "Reply". It will open a NEW dialogue box for you to post your comment to the member in question. That way, everyone knows who you are talking to. If you just hit "New Comment", your post floats around on its own, starting a new line of discussion. It can be very confusing that way. |
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Where did I read something about common sense???
"Since some people here are brain dead. ___ I AM SPEAKING TO FLAPPER!! How fucking unclear can that really be???"
It was just a free-floating post. There was no indication elsewhere that anyone had actually been confused as to whom he was addressing (It is flapper's thread, after all.)
When I kindly pointed out how this seeming non sequitur just made things MORE unclear, he got very cranky. (Some people just can't handle constructive criticism.)
I thought that starting a thread explaining how to use the "Reply" button would help prevent others from looking foolish in the future.