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Replying and Quoting


Samurai Appliance Repair Man

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  • Team Samurai
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When you're reading a topic, one of the buttons you'll see at the bottom of each post in that topic is "Reply." This really means, "Quote." If you click that, you'll be taken to an editor window with a quote of that entire post. You can then add whatever you want to say and post that as a post. There are times when this is appropriate. But one of the ways this is NOT appropriate is to click Reply and then 1) add nothing and simply post that or 2) when you're replying to the immediately preceding post, there's no need to quote the entire post-- parts of it, maybe, but not the entire thing; it just clutters the page and makes you look like a noob.

To simply post a reply without quoting (which should be most of the time), scroll down a bit and use the Fast Reply box or click the "Add Reply" button just above it.

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Posted

When you're reading a topic, one of the buttons you'll see at the bottom of each post in that topic is "Reply." This really means, "Quote."

ya, what he said i don't see how this can be confusing (note sarcasim)

all joking aside now, hes right you are cluttering the posts and wasting valuable resources ( i know the samurai thinks webspace when seeing that, but i really meant drinking time(ok, one more joke))

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Anyone figger out what the deal is with the "multiquote" button - so much to learn ........ :blush:

  • Team Samurai
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Multiquote: you can check the box beside more than one post while viewing a topic and then hit multiquote to quote multiple posts. I haven't used it yet. Try it out and see how it looks. If it doesn't turn out right, you can always edit your post. :)

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Also, if you select one of the little circles above multiquote (vote post up or down), you get a message that action failed:You have reached your quota of positive (negative) posts for the day, which is obviously zero in both cases

  • Team Samurai
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Also, if you select one of the little circles above multiquote (vote post up or down),...

I don't think I have that turned on yet or it's misconfigured. It's on my list of "Stuff to Figger Oot."

Gonna try to get more emotes added tonight, too.

  • 4 years later...
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When I click on the Quote or MultiQuote button it takes me straight to the "reply to this topic" window at the bottom of the page and it does not show the post that I want to quote or reply to.

What am I missing and/or doing wrong?

  • Team Samurai
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When I click on the Quote or MultiQuote button it takes me straight to the "reply to this topic" window at the bottom of the page and it does not show the post that I want to quote or reply to.

What am I missing and/or doing wrong?

 

What browser and OS are you using?

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Internet Explorer on Windows 8

Posted

Downloaded Mozilla Firefox this morning and the quote buttons work.

Thanks.

  • Team Samurai
Posted

Firefox is a superior browser, anyway, so it's all for the better!

  • 1 month later...
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cant access any of the manual stash, someone plse reply

  • Team Samurai
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James, I replied to your email yesterday! Please check your inbox, including spam folder, and reply ASAP.

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