Thank You button modification, anyone?
Yeah, mods, I know. "STFU Riley!" However, I often find myself wishing there were two type of Thank You button.
1. A serious Thank You button, which you use when someone provides some info that you find very useful, or they answer your question and save you pulling out any more of your already patchy hair.
2. A LMAO thank you button, whereupon you can give a quick thanks for a laugh. This would allow one to show some appreciation for the humour that often brightens a visit to the WF, without taking away from the Thank Yous handed out for dispensation of help and good info.
I'll leave it at two, although it looks like there is room for at least a half dozen more buttons, like: "OMG, why didn't I think of that?", "You bozo!", "Hey, cool sig.", "Dang you. You made me splorf on my keywboard.", "Not Rod Cortez & coffee again?", "Ooops, wrong button.", "WTF?", "Hey! Colours!" (The last being mainly reserved for Caliban Darklock's use).
1. A serious Thank You button, which you use when someone provides some info that you find very useful, or they answer your question and save you pulling out any more of your already patchy hair.
2. A LMAO thank you button, whereupon you can give a quick thanks for a laugh. This would allow one to show some appreciation for the humour that often brightens a visit to the WF, without taking away from the Thank Yous handed out for dispensation of help and good info.
I'll leave it at two, although it looks like there is room for at least a half dozen more buttons, like: "OMG, why didn't I think of that?", "You bozo!", "Hey, cool sig.", "Dang you. You made me splorf on my keywboard.", "Not Rod Cortez & coffee again?", "Ooops, wrong button.", "WTF?", "Hey! Colours!" (The last being mainly reserved for Caliban Darklock's use).
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