Recent changes

[Ben]

If you've been attentive, you've noticed a few things around here have changed. Most notably the addition of a few subforums! Spinner and I have added a few more subforums for more organization. For example, if you're looking for a repair that isn't on any website, try checking the SSCentral Repair forum for topics with a tested fix in them. If someone'd like to see some more subforums, I'm sure as long as they'd get use it wouldn't be a bad idea.

Another change is our new Board Rules. Pretty much the same thing there, just a little was added and I tried to make it clearer for some. I also added a part about why the rules are here, if you've been wondering why we have rules I'd highly suggest checking that out.

A less notable change occurred in the Lo-Fi Version of our forums. I played around with the skin a bit and am in the process of fixing a few problems with it. You should also note that I made the old quotes (quotes made before our IPB 2.0 upgrade) look about the same as the new quotes in there.

[Forceuser]

There appears to be a bit missing out of this:

Use correct punctuation -- posts made in all capital letters are Do not make all of your posts as a single paragraph

[Ben]

Yes, I noticed a few errors like that. Also check out this:

As yourself, before you hit the post button, does your post comply with ALL of the following?

(should be ask)

I'll get to fixing those. Apparently writing these rules in a word processor isn't enough!

edit: Both problems fixed and a title added to the page (previously was rules.html). Hopefully in a printer-friendly format like this some of our worse-off member could sit down and read our rules.

[Commander_Gaunt]

Yeah, it wouldn't really look great if you had spelling and grammatical errors in you rules on spelling and grammer. Hey, that's funny..

[olorins]

Originally posted by Doom+Jan 19 2005, 04:32 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Doom @ Jan 19 2005, 04:32 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>Yes, I noticed a few errors like that. Also check out this:

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The original sentence actually still works grammatically - although one does wonder who else you might be before you hit the post button? :blink: <_<

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It never is. The spell checker can make sure that all your words conform to its dictionary, but it can't guess your intentions if the 'mis-spelling' is also a dictionary word. Thus resulted a rather funny poem which I can't fully remember - the first line ran thus: I have a spilling chequer - it came with my pea sea (etc.)