musica1
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LOG ON PROBLEMS !!
Found a solution to one problem I had. Next: Is there a way to delete a message that I wrote?
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Old55
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Log On Problems!!
2011/07/10 04:32:38
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musica1
Found a solution to one problem I had.
Next: Is there a way to delete a message
that I wrote?
Welcome to the CH musica1, I don't know if you can actually delete a message, but you can edit the message and remove the content. Go to the "Message Options" icon at the upper right corner of the message. It will drop down and you'll see Edit The Message. Click on that and remove or alter the offending bits. You can even change the subject. Notice that the subject isn't all upper case now. I changed it to see if it would work. It looks like it has. Good luck.
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Beagle
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Re: Log On Problems!!
2011/07/10 06:10:51
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no, users cannot delete messages, only forum admins can do that.
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trimph1
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Re: Log On Problems!!
2011/07/10 07:15:24
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It would be nice if we could..there are a few 'redacted' things that still wander around in my past posts... 
The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Beagle
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Re: Log On Problems!!
2011/07/10 07:27:58
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trimph1
It would be nice if we could..there are a few 'redacted' things that still wander around in my past posts...
you can always edit your own posts like Jan said. but if someone has quoted you there's nothing you can do about that.
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Old55
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Re: Log On Problems!!
2011/07/10 10:09:12
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trimph1
It would be nice if we could..there are a few 'redacted' things that still wander around in my past posts...
you can always edit your own posts like Jan said. but if someone has quoted you there's nothing you can do about that.
That's good to know. So, if you change your mind--do it quickly.
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Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 10:12:10
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Old55
Beagle
trimph1
It would be nice if we could..there are a few 'redacted' things that still wander around in my past posts...
you can always edit your own posts like Jan said. but if someone has quoted you there's nothing you can do about that.
It is my honest belief that Strummy is possibly the nicest bloke here and we should all send him money.
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trimph1
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 10:28:25
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The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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Old55
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 10:46:24
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 10:56:11
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trimph1
Another FYI for you. As the OP (Original Poster?) you should be able to see two icons at the lower right corner of the message window. On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported." The other icon "Mark This Message As Helpful". Is just that. A yellow bar announcing the Help shows up on the given message. You can also remove the "Helpful" message if you want. I don't know if it changes anything for the recipient and I don't think anyone takes it too seriously--this is the CH after all. Some have even "edited" that message to make it funny. I suspect that the "helpful" messages just add to Bapu's post count.
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 11:35:52
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Old55
On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported."
The Report Abuse button can only be used once on any given post - it sends your message direct to the Mods who will take a look and decide whether to delete/edit an offending post. I the case of a deliberate Spam thread, they are normally pretty good at removing the whole thread quite quickly. If you want to report Spam, click on the Report Abuse button in the first post - if someone else has already reported it, you will see a message telling you that. The consensus seems to be that it is pointless replying to a Spam post - they're not likely to read it but they might note how many replies their Spam gets - lots of replies might make them attack this site even more. And the worst thing about replying, even if you're just letting others know that you've reported it, is that it will bump the crap back to the top of the forum.
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Old55
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 11:39:31
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SteveStrummerUK
Old55
On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported."
The Report Abuse button can only be used once on any given post - it sends your message direct to the Mods who will take a look and decide whether to delete/edit an offending post.
I the case of a deliberate Spam thread, they are normally pretty good at removing the whole thread quite quickly.
If you want to report Spam, click on the Report Abuse button in the first post - if someone else has already reported it, you will see a message telling you that.
The consensus seems to be that it is pointless replying to a Spam post - they're not likely to read it but they might note how many replies their Spam gets - lots of replies might make them attack this site even more.
And the worst thing about replying, even if you're just letting others know that you've reported it, is that it will bump the crap back to the top of the forum.
Good points, Steve. Thanks again. I'd mark your post helpful, if I could.
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 11:43:26
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Old55
SteveStrummerUK
Old55
On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported."
The Report Abuse button can only be used once on any given post - it sends your message direct to the Mods who will take a look and decide whether to delete/edit an offending post.
I the case of a deliberate Spam thread, they are normally pretty good at removing the whole thread quite quickly.
If you want to report Spam, click on the Report Abuse button in the first post - if someone else has already reported it, you will see a message telling you that.
The consensus seems to be that it is pointless replying to a Spam post - they're not likely to read it but they might note how many replies their Spam gets - lots of replies might make them attack this site even more.
And the worst thing about replying, even if you're just letting others know that you've reported it, is that it will bump the crap back to the top of the forum.
Good points, Steve. Thanks again. I'd mark your post helpful, if I could.
Just send money then Incidentally, to see if the system works, I once spent a couple of days reporting every post Bapsi made. It backfired on me though - not one of them was removed, and I wore out three mice and two keyboards 
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Re:Like this!
2011/07/10 11:43:57
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Old55
On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported."
The Report Abuse button can only be used once on any given post - it sends your message direct to the Mods who will take a look and decide whether to delete/edit an offending post.
I the case of a deliberate Spam thread, they are normally pretty good at removing the whole thread quite quickly.
If you want to report Spam, click on the Report Abuse button in the first post - if someone else has already reported it, you will see a message telling you that.
The consensus seems to be that it is pointless replying to a Spam post - they're not likely to read it but they might note how many replies their Spam gets - lots of replies might make them attack this site even more.
And the worst thing about replying, even if you're just letting others know that you've reported it, is that it will bump the crap mind numbing rubish back to the top of the forum.
Fixed?
Life is not about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain.
Karma has a way of finding its own way home.
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re:Like this!
2011/07/10 11:47:03
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I was being polite mate. Wookiees don't need to worry about that
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bapu
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 13:09:56
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SteveStrummerUK
Old55
SteveStrummerUK
Old55
On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported."
The Report Abuse button can only be used once on any given post - it sends your message direct to the Mods who will take a look and decide whether to delete/edit an offending post.
I the case of a deliberate Spam thread, they are normally pretty good at removing the whole thread quite quickly.
If you want to report Spam, click on the Report Abuse button in the first post - if someone else has already reported it, you will see a message telling you that.
The consensus seems to be that it is pointless replying to a Spam post - they're not likely to read it but they might note how many replies their Spam gets - lots of replies might make them attack this site even more.
And the worst thing about replying, even if you're just letting others know that you've reported it, is that it will bump the crap back to the top of the forum.
Good points, Steve. Thanks again. I'd mark your post helpful, if I could.
Just send money then
Incidentally, to see if the system works, I once spent a couple of days reporting every post Bapsi made. It backfired on me though - not one of them was removed, and I wore out three mice and two keyboards
You got off light Straummy. I only had 5K of posts then. Which was just last week, roight?
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bapu
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 13:11:44
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By the way musica1,
What is you log on that it is causing a problem?
I once had a log on my leg. There was a problem.
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 13:19:37
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MMMMMMmmmmmm mmmmm.................. 
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Old55
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Re:Strummy is great!
2011/07/10 14:19:13
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SteveStrummerUK
Old55
SteveStrummerUK
Old55
On the far right, " Report Abuse"--actually, this one shows up for everyone. It's for getting rid of Spammers. I haven't used it, so I don't know what the process is. But I have seen people reply to the message with something like "This message has been reported."
The Report Abuse button can only be used once on any given post - it sends your message direct to the Mods who will take a look and decide whether to delete/edit an offending post.
I the case of a deliberate Spam thread, they are normally pretty good at removing the whole thread quite quickly.
If you want to report Spam, click on the Report Abuse button in the first post - if someone else has already reported it, you will see a message telling you that.
The consensus seems to be that it is pointless replying to a Spam post - they're not likely to read it but they might note how many replies their Spam gets - lots of replies might make them attack this site even more.
And the worst thing about replying, even if you're just letting others know that you've reported it, is that it will bump the crap back to the top of the forum.
Good points, Steve. Thanks again. I'd mark your post helpful, if I could.
Just send money then
Incidentally, to see if the system works, I once spent a couple of days reporting every post Bapsi made. It backfired on me though - not one of them was removed, and I wore out three mice and two keyboards
I keep wanting to "Report Abuse" for stuff other than spam. Like in the Monty Python "Bruces" sketch--Rule #3: Don't abuse any of the others--while there's anyone watching. (just paraphrasing--I don't have time to get the exact wording right at the moment.)
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bapu
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Re:Strummy is grateful to have Bapsi in his life!
2011/07/10 14:53:47
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SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
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SteveStrummerUK
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Nice try Eduardo!!!
2011/07/10 14:55:15
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bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
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bapu
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Well, it was worth a shot, no?
2011/07/10 15:00:50
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SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
I've not see a log that big since I don't know when.
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SteveStrummerUK
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I wonder how long we can maintain this 'other' conversation before someone else joins in?
2011/07/10 15:04:24
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SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
I've not see a log that big since I don't know when.
You have to know where to look mate.
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bapu
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Re: McQ may notice it first.
2011/07/10 15:24:29
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SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
I've not see a log that big since I don't know when.
You have to know where to look mate.
I've been known to be a looker.
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SteveStrummerUK
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Nah - he won't think of looking up here. Unless he's subscribed to the thread.
2011/07/10 15:28:01
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bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
I've not see a log that big since I don't know when.
You have to know where to look mate.
I've been known to be a looker.
But not a lurker.... Oh no.
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Re: Log On Problems!!
2011/07/10 18:54:20
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trimph1
It would be nice if we could..there are a few 'redacted' things that still wander around in my past posts...
you can always edit your own posts like Jan said. but if someone has quoted you and completely changed it for their own twisted purposes, there's nothing you can do about that.
Incriminated.
Time for all of you to head over to Beyond My DAW!
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bapu
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Re:You're right. But if he sasks me I'll have to say where to look, OK?
2011/07/10 19:38:49
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SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
I've not see a log that big since I don't know when.
You have to know where to look mate.
I've been known to be a looker.
But not a lurker....
Oh no.
You've sussed me correctly Sir Straummy.
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SteveStrummerUK
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I don't know about Mike, but someone will definitely join in today. But who will it be?
2011/07/11 03:22:19
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bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
bapu
SteveStrummerUK
MMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm..................
That's some log you have there Straummy!
Why thank you kind sir.
I've not see a log that big since I don't know when.
You have to know where to look mate.
I've been known to be a looker.
But not a lurker....
Oh no.
You've sussed me correctly Sir Straummy.
I can read you like a tuppenny-ha'penny novel, bless your little cotton socks.
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Beagle
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Re:I don't know about Mike, but someone will definitely join in today. But who will it be?
2011/07/11 07:27:53
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The space you have will always be exceeded in direct proportion to the amount of stuff you have...Thornton's Postulate. Bushpianos
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