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12 years ago

Hi Marianne,

actually, both is possible, you are right.

Cheers,
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tpw

12 years ago

Some people use a bunch of individual quotes for reasons you did not define, and it certainly does not get down based on laziness or ignorance.

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JCorp

12 years ago

Good to know, but it's funny how I never find more than one person I'd like to quote in any given thread. Maybe this will change soon...

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Paleochora

12 years ago

Originally Posted by RobKonrad

Here's how to use Multiquote:

- Click on "Multiquote" on every post that you like to quote in your post.
- When you are done selecting all posts that you would like to quote, click on the regular "Quote" button
- all "multiquoted" posts will appear in a SINGLE post of yours.
- Edit them to have the appropriate length.

There we go, one nice post with all quotes included.

Originally Posted by Marianne Gonne

I do it slightly differently than you, Rob... After pressing "Multiquote" on each reply I wish to quote from, I then press "Post Reply" (rather than "Quote", as per your instructions). At this stage, all the multiquoted posts appear for me to add my responses to.

Hey, would you look at that...I learned something new today

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magiclouie 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Paleochora

Hey, would you look at that...I learned something new today

Originally Posted by JCorp

Good to know, but it's funny how I never find more than one person I'd like to quote in any given thread. Maybe this will change soon...

This is my first time too.

Thanks a lot!
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TimD

12 years ago

Thanks Rob, I've been trying to figure out how to do this.

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TheArticlePros

12 years ago

Can we vote that this becomes a sticky post? I'm tired of teaching people how to do this.

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GarrieWilson

12 years ago

Also....

Don't quote long posts to just say "I agree"

That annoys me probably more.

Garrie

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Rus Sells

12 years ago

Originally Posted by RobKonrad

Hi Warriors,

I recently noticed that a lot of people use a separate qutotation post for every answer they make to another post in a thread.

This results in some threads having 3, 4, sometimes 5 posts in a row by the same user.

It's probably mostly an annoying attempt to increase your post count at the cost of the general thread readability, but some users might not know how to multiquote correctly, so here we go:

Here's how to use Multiquote:

- Click on "Multiquote" on every post that you like to quote in your post.
- When you are done selecting all posts that you would like to quote, click on the regular "Quote" button
- all "multiquoted" posts will appear in a SINGLE post of yours.
- Edit them to have the appropriate length.

There we go, one nice post with all quotes included.

THANK YOU!

Cheers,
Rob

Originally Posted by Marianne Gonne

It took me ages to figure out how to use the WF's multi-quote function. :confused:

I do it slightly differently than you, Rob... After pressing "Multiquote" on each reply I wish to quote from, I then press "Post Reply" (rather than "Quote", as per your instructions). At this stage, all the multiquoted posts appear for me to add my responses to.

Originally Posted by RobKonrad

Hi Marianne,

actually, both is possible, you are right.

Cheers,
Rob

Originally Posted by tpw

Some people use a bunch of individual quotes for reasons you did not define, and it certainly does not get down based on laziness or ignorance.

Originally Posted by JCorp

Good to know, but it's funny how I never find more than one person I'd like to quote in any given thread. Maybe this will change soon...

Originally Posted by Paleochora

Hey, would you look at that...I learned something new today

Originally Posted by magiclouie

This is my first time too.

Thanks a lot!

Originally Posted by TimD

Thanks Rob, I've been trying to figure out how to do this.

Originally Posted by JaRyCu

Can we vote that this becomes a sticky post? I'm tired of teaching people how to do this.

-- j

Originally Posted by GarrieWilson

Also....

Don't quote long posts to just say "I agree"

That annoys me probably more.

Garrie

HEY FUN! This is a neat feature!

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Joseph Robinson Banned 12 years ago

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You're right, it is fun. I almost made a real, working sentence too.
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WillR

12 years ago

As Bill pointed out above, I don't think everyone who does not use the multiquote feature are as innocent as you may first think.

But definitely a long overdue thread. I must admit I was unaware of the feature for quite some time.

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LegitIncomes

12 years ago

Originally Posted by WillR

As Bill pointed out above, I don't think everyone who does not use the multiquote feature are as innocent as you may first think.

But definitely a long overdue thread. I must admit I was unaware of the feature for quite some time.

I must admit, I was unaware of how to use the feature until a few
minutes ago when I read the OP's post. I feel like an idiot, lol.

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Rob Whisonant

12 years ago

This may just be me and only me. But.... For some unknown reason, when I see a post with multiple quotes I skim right past it and 99% of the time don't read them.

Why??? Heck if I know. Maybe my scroll finger has a problem with them as it speeds up when one shows on the screen.

Not sure if ANY others have this experience or not. If you do, maybe we need to start a support group.

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lossman29

12 years ago

Originally Posted by Rob Whisonant

This may just be me and only me. But.... For some unknown reason, when I see a post with multiple quotes I skim right past it and 99% of the time don't read them.

Why??? Heck if I know. Maybe my scroll finger has a problem with them as it speeds up when one shows on the screen.

Not sure if ANY others have this experience or not. If you do, maybe we need to start a support group.

Re's
Rob

Damn, I can recall that happening to me a few times as well, Rob. Wonder why that is?

Rather strange. Until you pointed it out as well, I din't think much about it. Will make a conscious effort now.

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Baadier Sydow

12 years ago

Originally Posted by RobKonrad

Hi Warriors,

I recently noticed that a lot of people use a separate qutotation post for every answer they make to another post in a thread.

This results in some threads having 3, 4, sometimes 5 posts in a row by the same user.

It's probably mostly an annoying attempt to increase your post count at the cost of the general thread readability, but some users might not know how to multiquote correctly, so here we go:

Here's how to use Multiquote:

- Click on "Multiquote" on every post that you like to quote in your post.
- When you are done selecting all posts that you would like to quote, click on the regular "Quote" button
- all "multiquoted" posts will appear in a SINGLE post of yours.
- Edit them to have the appropriate length.

There we go, one nice post with all quotes included.

THANK YOU!

Cheers,
Rob

Thanks for the share, I didnt have a clue how to get that right.

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Joseph Robinson Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Baadier

Thanks for the share, I didnt have a clue how to get that right.

Quoting long posts just to add a sentence and boost your post count brings up another thing people need to stop doing. Click the below link and read #7.

Stupid Forum Tricks
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JustVisiting 12 years ago

Originally Posted by Baadier

Thanks for the share, I didnt have a clue how to get that right.

Hey Baadier (and other Warriors that do this)

Why not hit the "Thanks" button on the OP? Why quote the entire OP simply to post a one line thank you?

Just a thought.

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Matt Frost

12 years ago

LMFAO thanks for the share man didn't know how to do that LOOLOLL

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12 years ago

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komplex Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by aawebdev

Thank you for the information. I will definitely try to keep the forum clean.

"aawebdev" for example is part of the problem. Let's Look At their "Quality" Posts That Add Value To Threads:

Thanks for the suggestion. i really like the post. Thanks again.

I don't understand it properly, please help me and tell me detail about it.

I also want to use facebook and twiter for marketing purpose. please help me.

Wow, this is quite interesting. Really i want to make more & more money online now.

Thanks a lot for the awesome information. & very interesting to watch that Free $1297 course.

Great, its just brilliant idea about money making. And $2000 in just one day, just unbelievable.

All of that just so you can SPAM you website signature.. There's thousands of people just like you doing the same thing, no value in their posts just dropping their link and building post counts.
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komplex

Banned 12 years ago

Thanks

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komplex

Banned 12 years ago

lol, but not going to happen. There's so many fake posters on here who are trying to build their post count as much as possible for reviews or selling things on here. Go look at a few threads and you'll find like 5/10 posters just repeat the thread topic and add nothing of value.

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JohnMcCabe 12 years ago

It's not just about post count. Don't forget all those signature links...
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