NSFAQ
Posted: Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:05 pm
NSFAQ
NSFAQ = Not So Frequently Asked Questions (because we may have answered them here.)
The idea for this thread came from something I wanted to do and then changed my mind.
It may seem silly, but questions that seem silly to some might be critical to the questioner?
Anyway, here's one. If everyone will post similar stuff, it might help the next guy.
The very essence of the game we enjoy is teamwork so, instead of a few working in their own behalf, maybe we can all work for the benefit of our brothers and sisters - those under our roof and those who will visit.
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ISSUE: NON-EDIT
I was going to edit a word and entered the change. Then I decided to leave it as is.
I just "clicked out" by selecting "Football Talk" and returned to that section of the forum.
A glance at the post I was going to edit told me nothing had changed.
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ISSUE: Going to Another Thread
Initially, I was selecting "Board Index" when I wanted to go to a different Thread.
Instead, one exercise is saved by simply selecting "Football Talk" again.
NSFAQ = Not So Frequently Asked Questions (because we may have answered them here.)
The idea for this thread came from something I wanted to do and then changed my mind.
It may seem silly, but questions that seem silly to some might be critical to the questioner?
Anyway, here's one. If everyone will post similar stuff, it might help the next guy.
The very essence of the game we enjoy is teamwork so, instead of a few working in their own behalf, maybe we can all work for the benefit of our brothers and sisters - those under our roof and those who will visit.
- - - - -
ISSUE: NON-EDIT
I was going to edit a word and entered the change. Then I decided to leave it as is.
I just "clicked out" by selecting "Football Talk" and returned to that section of the forum.
A glance at the post I was going to edit told me nothing had changed.
- - - - -
ISSUE: Going to Another Thread
Initially, I was selecting "Board Index" when I wanted to go to a different Thread.
Instead, one exercise is saved by simply selecting "Football Talk" again.