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So, stick the dead horse up your "goddam" ass. Shallow=can't you find a better word? Don't they have better words in the sewer from whence you came. Piss off, pissy piss piss! :-) Now I feel better! |
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meh.
login and participate. lurk and observer. I choose to participate. |
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Maybe he's here for "abuse."
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I did. and omg @ Shawnee. :eek:wow, why all the anger? I am sure he didn't mean to make you so upset. He's really a nice demon. Capn Howdy is. :) |
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I read your comments, and took those factors into consideration, but they do not solve the problem of confusing navigation for visitors, lurkers, or new members. In the interest of inclusiveness and ease of use, I feel that the "ago" method is superior to the "timestamp" method. That is my opinion, and I have backed it up with specific reasoning. |
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So there's the anger. I am human too. I stay out of the verbal bash posts unless I am drawn in. I'm really a nice demon too. |
I only log in when I post so I don't undertsand what you're finding to be so difficult Flint.
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One click finds new posts, logged in or not. If you choose not to use that button, well then I guess it is more difficult for you.
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You have to log in to get the New Posts button. Next?
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if it says 17 minutes ago, and i want to know what time that post was made, i have to look at my watch, determine the time, and then DO MATH! talk about work! guh. |
When you're not logged in, the "Today's Posts" button applies. Its in the same place and everything...
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@LJ: Please explain: why would you ever need to know the specific time that a post was made?
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