Shoutbox

Ummm...
I dont know if anyone has noticed this but...
When you are reading a thread there is no "New Thread" button at the top of the post but there is at the bottom...

Something small i would like to tell...

lol, pretty dodgy
i think they should remove the button, so newbies wont post new threads instead of new posts by accident

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Originally posted by Chrono
lol, pretty dodgy
i think they should remove the button, so newbies wont post new threads instead of new posts by accident

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completely agree

lol, Chrono's right...why is there a "New Thread" button in threads? It's so...pointless....I mean there's no "New Reply" button on the thread listings page

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Originally posted by gigablade77
I mean there's no "New Reply" button on the thread listings page 

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Well, thats quite obvious, u cant post a reply if u aint in a thread
though u may want to post a new thread from a thread, but its a bit pointless andf may confuse oour beloved newbies

There was supposed to be a newthread button at the top, but someone spelled the variable name wrong, and instead of fixing it, I deleted it.

When you're viewing a thread, replying is the important thing, so that should be shown at the top. The new thread button can be hidden at the bottom.

dunno u, but i read threads from top to bottom
So i would prolly click the new reply button down there (i think i have never used the one up at the top)

So """"hidding""""" the button at that place isnt really a good idea

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Originally posted by WDZ
someone spelled the variable name wrong, and instead of fixing it, I deleted it.

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Originally posted by Chrono
dunno u, but i read threads from top to bottom

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I don't see the point in any button being at the top.

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Originally posted by WDZ
The new thread button can be hidden at the bottom.

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I remember on DevBB is posted a thread asking for it to be removed,  because i used to post my thread replies as new threads.

But posting a new thread instead of a reply can be good too... think of how many new members just reply to an existing thread, completely off-topic...