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#91
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How do you make the "reason for edit:" box? Is this a Mod/Admin feature?
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Yes, it is.
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Ok, thanks....

Edited by piano9playa5, 10 February 2009 - 03:48 PM.

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I can't figure out how to quote just a sentence. I thought you would just highlight that sentence and press quote but their whole post shows up. Can someone explain to me how this is done. I've looked around on the site for instuctions, but I haven't found any. Probably right in front of me lol.

For example, how would you just quote my first sentence of this post and not the entire thing?

"I can't figure out how to quote just a sentence."
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You can't quote just one sentence using the quote button. What you can do, however, is quote the entire post and then delete the portion you don't want, or just copy/paste the sentence you want and put it in a quote box.
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You can't quote just one sentence using the quote button.


What you can do, however, is quote the entire post and then delete the portion you don't want, or just copy/paste the sentence you want and put it in a quote box.


First one I deleted everything but that sentence and the second one I did the copy and paste and used that quote button. I think I got it now. I always thought there was a faster way to just quote a particular part LOL. I always new I could just delete what I didn't want there.

Thanks, I think I got it. ; )
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I've known that highlighting something then pressing the Quote box quotes the whole post for quite sometime now.. but for some reason, I always highlight a part, press the quote box, and end up deleting parts... :)
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Oh, that makes me feel so much better :)
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Hey guys! I know Sari said

At this point, it seems to be a glitch with the forum software. Admin will look into it, but since it's not critical to the forum operations, it's not a high-priority fix

about

When I try to edit my Personal Statement, I type what I want in and then hit save settings; it takes me back to the forum home. Then when I look at my profile I see that it still says:

"piano9playa5 doesn't have a personal statement currently."


But that was back in December and I noticed that Ferrari has a personal statement and he joined a week after all these posts. Just curious because I'm having the same problem. Is this an on-again off-again thing? I notice a few other folks with personal statements too. Not trying to beat a dead horse, here. Just wondering if we have anymore information on what's up with this one?
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It only seems to be certain people. I'm an admin and I can't change mine. The top admin is currently away, so I imagine it's still a low-priority fix.
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Just checking, but I imagine that if you graduate from GeekU you then also have the opportunity to become a tech staff member as well?
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Tech staff works a little differently. It's by invitation - if we see someone that consistently offers sound advice, we will ask them if they'd like to go through our Tech Academy. We don't accept applications for Tech staff.
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yes, that's basically what I meant i just phrased it wrong. I meant that if you graduate from GeekU you would probably have a better chance at becoming a tech staff member.
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Not really - they're different skills. We have very few people who cross between the two.
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How do I reopen a topic?
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