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To: RightFighter
I'd like to see the number of the comment I'm replying to posted on my own comment.

Seems like I'm always typing sentences like, "Your caption in #23 is a winner" or "I don't agree with your statement in #238".

I feel if I don't include such a sentence, the reader of my post won't remember what the comment is that I'm referring to or where it can be found without endless scrolling.

Hope you get my drift.

Leni

326 posted on 10/10/2003 2:46:55 PM PDT by MinuteGal
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I'm sure it's been mentioned before, but I'd like to be able to filter the served web pages so as to "overlook" certain posters.

I've looked for a utility to perform that function at my end, but no luck so far.

The "sort by time" as default in a search would be a positive change.

All in all, this is still the best political discussion site on the web, IMO. A big improvement would result from posters stifling the defense mechanism -- if the post doesn't add to the discussion, don't make it. The signal to noise ratio can't really be managed, it relies on discipline from ALL of us.

328 posted on 10/10/2003 2:55:44 PM PDT by Cboldt
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To: MinuteGal
I'd like to see the number of the comment I'm replying to posted on my own comment.

Seems like I'm always typing sentences like, "Your caption in #23 is a winner" or "I don't agree with your statement in #238".

I feel if I don't include such a sentence, the reader of my post won't remember what the comment is that I'm referring to or where it can be found without endless scrolling.

Agree. I'd also like to have the post# included with the name of those to whom I've responded.

329 posted on 10/10/2003 3:18:45 PM PDT by secretagent
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