Forum Tricks [Archive] - Tilted Mill Community

sitearm

09-14-2005, 11:52 PM

How to embed images in your posts

You have an image you want to embed in your post, but not as an attachment. For example a signature image or animated smiley.

First, the image must already be loaded on a web site, for example your personal free space site or a game site somewhere.

Second, put the image URL between tags in the body of your message.

Example:

First, I have a Diana avatar hosted here: http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/images/diana_10.jpg (http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/images/diana_10.jpg)

Second, I code it in the body of my message like this: http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/images/diana_10.jpg

And the result is:
http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/images/diana_10.jpg

A simpler way from Keith

On the menu above where you type your message you just click on that yellow square icon the one with the black "mountains" on it. When you hover over it is says "insert image." Then just enter the URL of the place you stored the image you want displayed. This will display the image and in the message body unlike attachments.

Caveats

The image displays only so long as the original web link is valid. Otherwise the image will show X.

sitearm

09-15-2005, 01:58 AM

Four Steps...

1. Compose a picture in your game*

. Run the game until the time of day you want (evening, midday, sunrise, moonrise etc.)
. Put the game on pause <p>
. Turn the interface view OFF
. Scroll and zoom around until you like the view (consider all points of view... god's eye in the sky, up close and personal, in the city, outside the city, people and animals, landscape and sky, humor, scenic, things you like, bugs, etc.)

2. Take the screenshot

Remember to UNSELECT all objects (no green or blue halos or conversation bubbles) UNLESS you want them highlighted in the shot

If you want EVERYTHING included, including the interface, then...
. Leave the interface ON
. Press <f9>

If you want ONLY THE PICTURE, not even the little miniinterface icon, then...
. Press <shift><f9>

If you have an item selected, and you don't want the glowline in the shot (occurs when press <shift>), and it's ok to have the little miniinterface icon, then...
. Turn the interface OFF
. Press <f9>

3. Edit the screenshot (optional)

. Use Windows Explorer to locate your screenshots in this directory:
...C:\Program Files\Tilted Mill\Children of the Nile\snapshots
. Select View Thumbnails to see the images
. Double-click the images to expand and view them as needed
. Pick the images you like best
. Sort them in the order you want to show them, and renumber and rename them with descriptive titles (leave the extension as .jpg tho')
. If you have an image-editing program, add text, diagrams, cartoon bubbles etc. Or stick your face on the pharaoh statue... whatever

4. Post the screenshot

On CotN or Fansite forums you need to be registered (free) with user id and password
Screenshots are located in: C:\Program Files\Tilted Mill\Children of the Nile\snapshots

If you want to post your shots in a Tilted Mill Official Forum, then...
. Open a new post
. Type your message
. Click on "Manage Attachments" button
. Use Browse to locate and select your snapshots
. Upload them in order you want them to be seen
. Submit the post

If you want to post your shots in a CotN UserSet, then...
. Go to the CotN main web site (http://www.immortalcities.com/cotn/) and click on UserSets
. Log in (you have to log in again the first time, even if you're already logged into the Forum)
. You will see the links "[create]" after you are logged in
. Chose either StorySets create or SnapSets create
. Name your overall set (set names are easy to edit later)
. Upload the first picture
. Add the remaining pictures in the order you want them to be viewed (picture order is hard to edit later)
. Add captions... they add a lot and build your writing and creative skills! (captions are easy to edit later)

*Websites that teach basics of good image composition

. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/learnmore/composition.mspx (http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/digitalphotography/learnmore/composition.mspx)
. http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=317&pq-locale=en_US (http://www.kodak.com/eknec/PageQuerier.jhtml?pq-path=317&pq-locale=en_US)

Dog of the Sun

09-15-2005, 02:35 PM

Not a trick but wisdom,

Do not over post... you probably know. but if you come here daily and post a COUPLE not loads but not limiting. your rank on the fourm ladder will go up, no need to troll or over argue either, [that G W Bush fourm that Ascura started lol]
anyways your rank will go up if you're patient. :D

Edit, C4 suggestions are ok what I meant to say is don't go overboard, 20 new posts in five minutes kind of thing, sure a bunch is good, but 20 in 5 minutes is overboard, suggest away. What I mean by argueing is non stopping degradement of why you are right and NOBODY else is correct... that is what i meant, keep it in friendly terms here this is a nice communtiy in comparison to War craft or sumtin like that sombody said, so nobody cares for excessive argueing, I hope were all cleared up. :D

imhotep3147

09-15-2005, 04:05 PM

*wonders if sitearm has mastered the edit button in effort to avoid double, triple, and quadruple posts* :D :p

Note to new posters. Two features will be your best friend. The search feature and the edit button. If you have a problem. Search first, then if necessary, post a thread or reply in someone else's. If you feel the need to answer several people at one time, you do not have to make multiple back to back posts. All you need to do is copy the relevant text and paste in your reply, if you notice there is a little speech bubble looking icon...click it, it will turn your highlighted text into a quote box like so. So you can address many points in one post without seeming like a spammer. :D

angelisis

09-15-2005, 06:55 PM

some people may not know how to use other smillies.
you just go to a site like these
http://www.bestsmileys.com/pageindex.htm (this one is the best and the one I used in the example)
http://www.clicksmilies.com/index.html

and when you want to convey something that the smilies here just cannot do you can add some of ya own....
by copy and pasting the the text given into your message.

it will look like this.....

hello all
i think i am going mad today h ttp://bestsmileys.com/silly/13.gif
when you hit submit thought it will show the piccy instead of the text...

hello all
i think i am going mad today
http://bestsmileys.com/silly/13.gif

imhotep3147

09-15-2005, 10:16 PM

Aha....so that's how you do it! :eek: :D

maucat

09-17-2005, 11:06 AM

Thanks for those tips folks. Total illumination at last without having to adjust the brightness control :D

sitearm

09-17-2005, 02:14 PM

Observing the elusive developers in their natural habitat

Developers are a busy but shy breed, difficult to observe in their natural habitat, coding, eating cake, and occasionally reading and posting in the crazy user forums.

How does one approach these cautious creatures to observe or even communicate with them?

Step One: Identifying Developers
Developers are easily identified in the field by their black and white feather markings that look like this:
http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/images/tmill_avatar.gif

Step Two: Communicating with Developers
If you have been fortunate enough to find a rare Developer Post, you may click on "Post Reply" to reply directly.
Voila!

Step Three: Communicating with Developers privately
If you need to make a private communication, for example a request to the webmaster, you may click on the Developer's Name, then click on "Send a private message".
There you go!

Step Four: A Master List of Developers
Click on "Members List" at the top of the screen.
Click on "Join Date" at the right of the screen.
Developers are all listed on the page.
Done!

vovan

09-17-2005, 03:25 PM

Observing the elusive developers in their natural habitat

Also, to add to that, once you have spotted a developer, click his name, then "View Public Profile". On the profile page, there is a link called "Find all posts by [Name]" under the "Forum Info" section. Click and enjoy all the knowledge the developer put into the forums. :)

sitearm

09-19-2005, 08:36 AM

Version 1.1: What to do if you read a problematic post

The forums are meant to be a safe place for productive and fun discussion. A post is problematic if it contains harassment, fighting, or rude content. If you feel uncomfortable reading a post, it is problematic.

In general it's not a good idea to try to "correct" the poster in a public reply. Better options are:

Option 1:
If you do not know the poster, the safest bet is to click on the Report Bad Post icon at the top right of the post. The icon is a small, red-border triangle with a vertical black line in it. When you click the icon, a small message box appears. Type in a brief comment (e.g., "problematic", "harassment", "fighting", "rude") and then click "Send Report". The forum staff receive these notices.

Option 2:
If you think it will be productive, you may send the poster a Private Message providing your feedback. They may not have realized the impact of their words. Keep it brief.

Reflection:

I (Sitearm) cannot speak for Tilted Mill, but my personal observation is that they try to keep "hands off" unless something gets heated. By your giving them information on posts that concern you, TM may be in a better position to know if and when to do something.

It also alerts us that I or any of us may be considered a ... insert negative word here ... because what we consider OK comes across differently to some. "Turning the other cheek" is hard work... it's good to "keep a big stick handy" when you do it, just in case! In this case, "Report Bad Post" is the stick.

CaitGrey

09-19-2005, 03:05 PM

you just go to a site like these
Thanks, Angelisis, these are really great!

http://bestsmileys.com/bouncing/3.gif

imhotep3147

09-19-2005, 04:52 PM

http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/verkleidung/costumed-smiley-023.gif

Hehe...I want this as my avatar....

maucat

09-20-2005, 03:41 AM

Angelisis will come to regret telling us how to do this.Every post will now be peppered with smilies http://bestsmileys.com/lol/17.gif

CaitGrey

09-20-2005, 03:27 PM

http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/verkleidung/costumed-smiley-023.gif

Hehe...I want this as my avatar....

NNnnoooo! I saw it first! You already have one!

imhotep3147

09-20-2005, 06:10 PM

Bah.....But it's just a shield...I want a smiley pharaoh avatar... :(

j/k. :D

angelisis

09-20-2005, 06:34 PM

Thanks, Angelisis, these are really great!
Angelisis will come to regret telling us how to do this.Every post will now be peppered with smilies

I am just glad I could help.......here free boggers for everyone!
http://bestsmileys.com/rude/8.gif

p.s you can find some really snot laughin ones in that best smilies (http://bestsmileys.com/) site...you can use them in your email too without having to download those pesky popup virus ****ty crappy toolbars......much safer

maucat

09-21-2005, 03:58 AM

I am just glad I could help.......here free boggers for everyone!
http://bestsmileys.com/rude/8.gif

p.s you can find some really snot laughin ones in that best smilies (http://bestsmileys.com/) site...you can use them in your email too without having to download those pesky popup virus ****ty crappy toolbars......much safer

Thanks for the boogers Angel. You can never have too many. I agree about the crappy toolbars. I was amazed that the ones you posted were 'free' and didn't involve having to download one of those popup bloody toolbars. I just deleted the one I had because it was cocking up my e mails.http://bestsmileys.com/thumbs/3.gif

arcan

09-21-2005, 04:16 AM

good link angelisis. It's in my favourites now, right along http://www.touslessmileys.com/modules/news/ (it's french, but heh, nobody's perfect! http://smileys.touslessmileys.com/r16/0905/5237.gif)

maucat

09-21-2005, 06:23 AM

good link angelisis. It's in my favourites now, right along http://www.touslessmileys.com/modules/news/ (it's french, but heh, nobody's perfect! http://smileys.touslessmileys.com/r16/0905/5237.gif)

Thanks Arcan, I've added that also to my favourites. Pity, as you say, it's all in French but my schooldays French is still in there somewhere. Don't worry, I'll manage somehow (sighs and tries to remember what I didn't learn then) It's supposed to be a sign of approaching senility when you can remember the distant past but can't remember what you came upstairs for :o

CaitGrey

09-21-2005, 03:23 PM

I want a smiley pharaoh avatar... :(
Me, too! Me, too!
Tell you what, you keep the one with the purple headdress, and I'll have this blue one.
http://www.clicksmilies.com/s0105/verkleidung/costumed-smiley-021.gif

CaitGrey

09-21-2005, 03:35 PM

... what I didn't learn then ....
Arcan, these are great! Now where did I leave my French dictionary?
http://smileys.touslessmileys.com/r40/0905/7239.gif

Schmophit

09-21-2005, 03:52 PM

It's supposed to be a sign of approaching senility when you can remember the distant past but can't remember what you came upstairs for :o
http://bestsmileys.com/eek/7.gif Its not "SUPPOSED TO BE"!! IT IS A SIGN!!!!! what with my fella, 5 kids and a dog hassling me, I do that ALL THE TIME :o , it makes me a little frustrated when I can't even remember that I was going upstairs just to have 5 minutes to myselfhttp://bestsmileys.com/frustrated/4.gif
PS: These animations are great BTW Angelis :)

Thucydides

09-26-2005, 08:10 AM

How do you include quotes from several threads when you would like to incorporate your answer into a single reply? Sitearm I have seen you do this very effectively. At the moment I am reduced to quoting someone to reply to one point, and then posting another reply quoting someone else to reply to theirs...

sitearm

09-26-2005, 08:54 AM

One quick way is to open multiple browser windows for quick copying and pasting:

1. Click "Post Reply" to start a new post.

2. Get the first user's quotes...
....A. Open a new browser window
....B. Open the first user's post
....C. Click "Quote" to open a quoted reply
....D. Highlight ALL the text from ... blah blah blah... to ...
....E. Copy it to your new post

3. Get the second user's quotes...
....A. Open a new browser window
....B. Open the second user's post
....C. Click "Quote" to open a quoted reply
....D. Highlight ALL the text from ... blah blah blah... to ...
....E. Copy it to your new post

4. Edit your new post (add your words; select which words to keep from user1, user2; etc.)

5. Preview your post and correct as needed

6. Submit your post

NOTES:

1. If you do not see a quote box it's easy to fix. Edit the post again and make sure the quote tags ( ... ) are correct. The most common problem is losing one of the square brackets ([ or ]) when copying or editing. Add them back and you're in business.

2. There are other ways but this way assures you are quoting exactly what the other users said.

How do you include quotes from several threads when you would like to incorporate your answer into a single reply?... At the moment I am reduced to quoting someone to reply to one point, and then posting another reply quoting someone else to reply to theirs...

King Faticus

09-26-2005, 09:30 AM

In the profile screen there there is somthing that says referals 0 or 1 or 2
What are these are they good or bad (Im assuming there bad) and how do you get them.... (if their bad I won't have to worry about getting them..)

I hope I put this in the right place

sitearm

09-26-2005, 10:14 AM

Referrals are enabled in the Tilted Mill forums, and here's the FAQ explaining them: http://www.tiltedmill.com/forums/faq.php?faq=vb_board_usage#faq_vb_referrals_explai n (http://www.tiltedmill.com/forums/faq.php?faq=vb_board_usage#faq_vb_referrals_explai n)

In the profile screen there there is somthing that says referals 0 or 1 or 2

King Faticus

09-26-2005, 11:25 AM

so their not bad... :eek:

Reed

09-26-2005, 12:41 PM

Referrals are not enabled in the Tilted Mill forums, but here's the FAQ explaining them if they were: http://www.tiltedmill.com/forums/faq.php?faq=vb_board_usage#faq_vb_referrals_explai n

Actually it is enabled. If it's not working, there must be a bug...

sitearm

09-26-2005, 12:57 PM

oops... my wrong!

I see how it works... when a NEW member registers, there is a "Referrer" field they can (optionally) use.

Actually it is enabled.

Keith

09-26-2005, 01:06 PM

It should have been working all along. As I've had 3 referrals since the early days of the board and CotN. I wasn't sure what they were when I first noted them in my profile.

MarkDuffy

09-26-2005, 02:09 PM

Schmophit

09-26-2005, 02:36 PM

(Pre-disclaimer: I didn't know whether to start a new thread, so I put it here! :D )

Question

Who pulled the "forum trick" & changed the coloring of the post, thread & forum headers?

Or am I just normally nutz & the blue is not new?

Bonus Question

What else changed?
You are not alone Mark, I feel like I'm going abit crackers myself, forum headers going blue then black then red then blue again(very weird), smilies not working, TM running V..E..R..Y......S...L..O..W....L...Y, feels.....like.....wading.....through....solid concrete, what's going on?!.....must.....reach....the......."submit reply" button............got it :)

MarkDuffy

09-26-2005, 02:38 PM

Jeff, Jeff, Jeff...

The colors are ALL wrong.

C4 ~ red

COTN ~ blue

Thankx in advance.

EDIT: Time for another poll? :D

Schmophit

09-26-2005, 02:55 PM

Thank you TM, am back upto normal speed now :D

sitearm

09-26-2005, 03:02 PM

It's (now) black for "General", blue for "Caesar IV", and red for "Children of the Nile" and "Foreign" Forums.

MarkDuffy

09-26-2005, 03:19 PM

It's (now) black for "General", blue for "Caesar IV", and red for "Children of the Nile" and "Foreign" Forums.

The black looks green to me & the blue looks purple or light blue.

This is a test post & I'm quite worried as I hit post. ;)

sitearm

09-26-2005, 03:25 PM

Version 1.1: How to see Who's Online

1. Go to the Tilted Mill Community screen where all forums are shown (if you're not already there, click on the "Tilted Mill Community" link at the top of the screen).
2. Scroll to the "What's Going On?" section at the bottom of the screen.
3. Click on "Currently Active Users"
4. You will see a "Who's Online" screen that shows members and guests who are currently online.

Benefits:

Seeing "Who's Online" can be handy for several reasons:
. It's fun being part of a group experience. Energy is often very high when a lot of users are in the forum. "The more the merrier", as they say.
. You can PM (private message) or IM (instant message) a buddy, knowing they're there and likely to respond.
. You can see what threads and posts others are reading, that you may have missed, and check those out too. As of Oct.05 there were over 5,700 threads and 65,700 posts!

Identify Privacy:

Sometimes, for whatever reason, you may wish NOT to be observed as being online:
. For Guests this is not an issue. Your activity is visible but your identity is not.
. For Registered Users, you may go to your User CP (Control Panel) and check Edit Options - Use Invisible Mode. Your ID will now show with an asterisk: MyUserName*, indicating that your ID is not visible to others.
. Don't forget to turn off Use Invisible Mode if you want your buddies to know you are online.

maucat

09-26-2005, 03:36 PM

so their not bad... :eek:

Oh good. I thought it meant if you posted something naughty they chucked you off the forum or something.

Schmophit

09-26-2005, 04:32 PM

If you use Sitearms method and have a few windows open, but to various different search engines, instead of other posts, you can also use this to copy and paste different pieces of relevant text and links, by highlighting the text/link/address you want to include, then press Ctrl + C to copy the text, then click back to your post and press Ctrl + V to paste it into your post. This is handy for little snippets of text or for links to entire websites.

MarkDuffy

09-26-2005, 04:52 PM

When foruming, multiple windows is the only way to go. A reading window, a posting window & a research window.

Minimum! :)

cJw314

09-29-2005, 11:35 AM

When foruming? Heck, I have 5 explorer windows open atm, and I'm not even 'surfing'. :grin:

That's why it's called Windows!

(Maximized windows are for rookies. :p)

cJw

:edit:

added sig
Ack - why there aren't signatures on this forum?

:/edit:

sitearm

10-04-2005, 11:44 AM

Experienced and fast-learning forum members use Private Messaging in addition to Reading and Posting Messages.

Private Messaging is good for one-on-one feedback or discussion, including arranging to get together separately by email or chat to work on a project. Private Messaging is not subject to search engine crawlers.

Reading and Posting Messages is subject to public search engine crawlers. What you post will be available for years. Use "Edit" or "Edit - Delete Message" if this concerns you regarding any of your messages. (sample search: "tilted mill forums [your user name here]". Click on "[More results from www.tiltedmills.com]" or "[More results from www.immortalcities.com]" links)

Recommended User CP (Control Panel) Settings:

Enable Private Messaging: .................................ON
Show New Private Message Notification Pop-up: ..ON

sitearm

10-10-2005, 11:38 AM

Updates have been made to:

. #38 How to see Who's Online (http://www.tiltedmill.com/forums/showpost.php?p=68769&postcount=38) (added "benefits" and "identity privacy" sections)

. #11 What to do if you read a problematic post (http://www.tiltedmill.com/forums/showpost.php?p=67683&postcount=11) (added "reflection" section)

Many thanks for the feedback and don't forget to post tips too!

sitearm

10-11-2005, 10:37 AM

Translations Traductions Übersetzungen Traduzioni Traducciones

http://world.altavista.com/ (http://world.altavista.com/)

Use AltaVista Babel Fish Translation to translate posts from one language to another, and back.

Employez la traduction d'AltaVista Babel Fish pour traduire des poteaux d'une langue à l'autre, et arrière.

Verwenden Sie AltaVista Babel Fisch-Übersetzung, um Pfosten von einer Sprache zu anderen zu übersetzen, und rückseitig.

Usi la traduzione del AltaVista Babel Fish per tradurre gli alberini da una lingua ad un altro e posteriore.

Utilice la traducción de AltaVista Babel Fish para traducir los postes a partir de una lengua a otra, y trasero.

Janmeryet

11-18-2005, 10:24 PM

angelisis dahhhhling, I see you've not only mastered the art of smileying but have shared it with the world. Glad to have helped :)

sitearm

07-05-2006, 11:30 PM

Version 2.0: What to do if you read a problematic post

The forums are meant to be a safe place for productive and fun discussion. A post is problematic if it contains harassment, fighting, or rude content. If you feel uncomfortable reading a post, it is problematic.

In general, it's better to try to correct the situation privately rather than publicly. Private options include:

Option 1:
If you do not know the poster, the safest bet is to click on the Report Bad Post icon at the top right of the post. The icon is a small, red-border triangle with a vertical black line in it. When you click the icon, a small message box appears. Type in a brief comment (e.g., "problematic", "harassment", "fighting", "rude") and then click "Send Report". The forum staff receive these notices and, if enough are received, will tend to do something about them.

Option 2:
If you think it will be productive, send the poster a Private Message providing your feedback. They may not have realized the impact of their words. Keep it brief. If they reply in a rude manner, do not attempt this option with them again. See Option 1.

Reflection:

My personal observation is that Tilted Mill try to keep hands off unless something just gets too heated. By giving information on posts that concern you, their staff may be in a better position to know if and when to do something.

What one of us considers OK to say in public or in private may come across differently to someone else than was intended... or perhaps not. "Turning the other cheek" is hard work... it's good to "keep a big stick handy", just in case. "Report Bad Post" is the handiest way to express concern and move on.

MarkDuffy

07-06-2006, 12:26 AM

*** snot laugh ***

(Considers reporting Sitearm's [who is a republican] post for serial trolling again)

angelisis

07-06-2006, 07:36 AM

you know i have noticed lately mark that your using my SNOT LAUGH......alot! lol

maucat

07-06-2006, 11:35 AM

Can we have virtual tissues to mop up the resulting mess. :eek:

Kiya

07-06-2006, 12:50 PM

Oh give me plenty of those Maucat, I mean virtual tissues, I need them. :o

Herodotus

07-06-2006, 01:15 PM

http://bestsmileys.com/rude/8.gif
So that's how you do it!

sitearm

07-06-2006, 01:44 PM

[posted in the spirit of Bizarro World (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bizarro) ;D]

Version 3.0: What to do if you read a problematic post

The forums are meant to be a place for violent confrontation and drama arousing satisfyingly intense emotions of rage, righteousness, shame and anger. A post is problematic if it contains niceness, tolerance, useful information, or willingness to accept other points of view. If you feel comfortable reading a post, it is problematic.

In general, it's better to correct the situation immediately and publicly. Public options include:

Option 1:
If you do not know the poster, ridicule the content immediately. If you do know the poster, also ridicule the poster. Try to pick words that will infuriate or embarrass in the fastest, deepest way possible. Type in a brief comment (e.g., "no", "wrong", "idiotic", "ill informed") and then click "Submit Reply". The forum members will all receive these replies and be delighted.

Option 2:
If you think it will be productive, immediately post a reply on any topic other than what the poster said. If they reply in such a manner as to stay on their original topic, do not attempt this option with them again. See Option 1.

Reflection:

By having hilarious thread jacks and marvelously dramatic forum fights, most of us can feel satisfyingly better off at the expense of only a few poor souls. It's worth it!

maucat

07-06-2006, 01:44 PM

http://bestsmileys.com/rude/8.gif
So that's how you do it!

I was going to do that emoticon but I thought it was sooo rude :eek: and I still havn't got the tissues.:D

Kiya

07-06-2006, 01:52 PM

Thank you Sitearm. :) And Maucat would you get those tissues please, I do need them now.

maucat

07-06-2006, 01:54 PM

Schmophit

07-06-2006, 02:05 PM

Option 1:
If you do not know the poster, ridicule the content immediately. If you do know the poster, also ridicule the poster. Try to pick words that will infuriate or embarrass in the fastest, deepest way possible. Type in a brief comment (e.g., "no", "wrong", "idiotic", "ill informed") and then click "Submit Reply". The forum members will all receive these replies and be delighted.No Sitearm! You are WRONG! You are IDIOTIC! And worse, you are very ILL-INFORMED! oh and I just hit SUBMIT too! :eek: Take THAT!!!!! :p :D

MarkDuffy

07-06-2006, 02:05 PM

you know i have noticed lately mark that your using my SNOT LAUGH......alot! lol

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! :)

King Faticus

07-06-2006, 02:08 PM

No Sitearm! You are WRONG! You are IDIOTIC! And worse, you are very ILL-INFORMED! oh and I just hit SUBMIT too! :eek: Take THAT!!!!! :p :D

what happened to the rest:eek: ;) :p :D

Schmophit

07-06-2006, 02:11 PM

what happened to the rest:eek: ;) :p :DI have no idea what you are talking about http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/smileycon_images/5.gif

Schmophit

07-06-2006, 02:40 PM

Identify Privacy:

Sometimes, for whatever reason, you may wish NOT to be observed as being online:
. For Guests this is not an issue. Your activity is visible but your identity is not.
. For Registered Users, you may go to your User CP (Control Panel) and check Edit Options - Use Invisible Mode. Your ID will now show with an asterisk: MyUserName*, indicating that your ID is not visible to others.
. Don't forget to turn off Use Invisible Mode if you want your buddies to know you are online.Is this some sort of secret club? Can anyone join and where do you sign up for it? Do you all have a leader? And what do you do in this club? AND *ack! Stops to catch breath for a mo* Even though us mere mortals down here on the lowly "online members list" can't see you, you can see us, SO!! My Number 1 burning question is this.....

Can you all see each other? http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/smileycon_images/13.gif http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/smileycon_images/15.gif http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/smileycon_images/10.gif

And more to the point, what are you all doing back there? Is it... umm.. you know.. naughty? *giggles* Can we join you? http://www.fengshuichat.com/sitearm/smileycon_images/4.gif