Re: Panic


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Posted by Ian E-N on September 03, 2006 at 13:38:15 from 86.130.88.241 user IanEN.

In Reply to: Re: Panic posted by Joe Windsor on September 03, 2006 at 13:07:34:

TarBoard is a threaded discussion board

- the posts appear on TarBoard displayed in their various threads, starting with the originating, thread starting, "New Post"

I have a link called 'Tar Text' which gets me to the listed posts as they appear.

these are the most recent posts to TarBoard as they appear, de-threaded.
TarText is linked from TarBoard as "Most Recent Messages "

The interesting thing is that the TarBoard list of posts changes the order!

Tartext just displays the last few posts received - it is un-ordered by thread.

I assume ... that there is a TarBoard Committee of some sort of people who combine to manage all this for the benefit of us all

you assume incorrectly - structurally / editorially "all this" just rolls along, poked very occasionally by myself with a stick.


There are only very basic edit tools for TarBoard and no real tools for TarText ( as it was an afterthought and something of a kludge to the original Perl script), so if threads are edited out TarText tends to just get wiped.

The "disclaimer, terms, conditions and stuff" of TarBoard :-

#9 - What little moderation/file deletion that I consider necessary or occurs will: be carried out asap.; should not be construed as an insult or personal condemnation; may well be the result of a glitch; will not be announced; and, as a rule, no discussion will be entered into. I have little time for such moderating and even less time for bickering.





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