I don’t know where to post this so I have started a new topic.
Many thanks to all those who have managed to get this forum back working properly. It may not be perfect (and never will be) but the present criticisms seem to be about advertisers and their websites.
Now it is our, the users, job to return it to a vibrant, “must go to”, informative forum.
Hi Gary, I’ve just added a little to my profile a few minutes ago without any problems, but you have to scroll down to the bottom of the page and click update, and I then just clicked on the forum button, to get back out of my profile.
MichaelG, I’ve found where your few words are, but I’ll not let on, so that others can see if they can find them.
Yes Michael, I did find it and started a reply but accidentally closed the tab, then forgot to follow up.
It’s a total waste of space (not your message) but as a feature of the forum. Removing it would eliminate a few lines of code and remove a bit of clutter from the screen. Maybe I should report it as a bug.
I see your full title is @michaelgilligan61133, there must be a lot of Michael Gilligan’s!
It’s certainly running much better than it was a few months ago!
One tip I discovered is to give the thing chance to operate: I now wait a few seconds for the little dot to stop bouncing back and forth on the tool-bar tab before starting the next command.
I experimented with this: I posted the above, and it took maybe 10 – 15 seconds for all those words to get there. So to type this line I selected “Edit” and that command took perhaps 5s to register.
I see your full title is @michaelgilligan61133, there must be a lot of Michael Gilligan’s!
Ian P
Therein, of course lies a mystery … which may, or may not, be reflective of the database integrity !
Greater minds than mine will be needed, if 61133 is to be explained
… it surely can’t represent the number of registered members named michaelgilligan because [so we were told] the total registration list is only about 48k members.
I see your full title is @michaelgilligan61133, there must be a lot of Michael Gilligan’s!
Ian P
Therein, of course lies a mystery … which may, or may not, be reflective of the database integrity !
Greater minds than mine will be needed, if 61133 is to be explained
… it surely can’t represent the number of registered members named michaelgilligan because [so we were told] the total registration list is only about 48k members.
I see your full title is @michaelgilligan61133, there must be a lot of Michael Gilligan’s!
Ian P
Therein, of course lies a mystery … which may, or may not, be reflective of the database integrity !
Greater minds than mine will be needed, if 61133 is to be explained
… it surely can’t represent the number of registered members named michaelgilligan because [so we were told] the total registration list is only about 48k members.
Where’s that Turing chap when we need him ?!
MichaelG.
I did look into it a while ago, but no idea in what post now, and I can’t be bothered trying to search; it’s difficult as I can’t get beyond page 1 of topics started on mine, or anyone else’s profile.
My own user name, peak4, carried over as it was before, as it didn’t contain spaces or special characters.
Had it been Bill Williams, then it would, like yours have a number suffix, and the space taken out.
As I recall, if you can remember an old thread you created on the original forum, when you view it now as a topic, the very first post is just of your name and a blank post, with a unique post number, so again, a single data point
I think the 61133 is just the numerical identification of a single piece of data, (your user name ??) from the original forum.
Post numbers will have been in a different range, topic headings different again etc.
Yes Michael, I did find it and started a reply but accidentally closed the tab, then forgot to follow up.
It’s a total waste of space (not your message) but as a feature of the forum. Removing it would eliminate a few lines of code and remove a bit of clutter from the screen. Maybe I should report it as a bug.
I see your full title is @michaelgilligan61133, there must be a lot of Michael Gilligan’s!
Ian P
I don’t know about a lot of Michaels, but there was a Susan Gilligan in the same class as myself, throughout junior school, very much an ordinary girl, but for some reason the teacher in our last two years, used to often make some not very nice sarcastic remarks towards her, for reasons I couldn’t ever understand, which now-a-days he would probably get into a bit of trouble for. Don’t know what school she went too after juniors, as they were just all boys and all girls back then, but her name is one that I’ve always remembered.
Regards Nick.
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