Help, breaking bug

[Chanel Oberlin]

Some people need to get a licence to use the internet, like they do with their cars.

 

[Haba]

Yeah. Like women. Or people with female avatars.

 

[VerSacrum]

test

 

[ds]

To be fair, it would be nice if the buttons worked in BB-code mode.

 

[Alex]

To be fair, it would be nice if the buttons worked in BB-code mode.

I think it would perhaps be best to at least put the "toggle bb-code" outside any subgroup of tools, so it is always visible.

 

[mediocrepoet]

To be fair, I think if you get filtered by the comment section's toolbar, you're probably too dumb to be here.

 

[Andronovo]

I'm having problems with the reply box disappearing on multiple different browsers.

 

[thesecret1]

To be fair, it would be nice if the buttons worked in BB-code mode.

Agreed, I prefer writing with BB code toggle on, makes thing (especially quotes!) far easier to use

 

[Twiglard]

 

[Quillon]

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The buttons are blacked out after you click on "Toggle BB code":

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that toggle should reset itself ffs

 

[ds]

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The buttons are blacked out after you click on "Toggle BB code":

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that toggle should reset itself ffs

It should reset itself to BB code mode so you are never unwillingly confronted with the WYSIWYG mode, yes.

 

[Peachcurl]

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The buttons are blacked out after you click on "Toggle BB code":

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that toggle should reset itself ffs

It should reset itself to BB code mode so you are never unwillingly confronted with the WYSIWYG mode, yes.

Yeah, and all the formatting buttons shouldn't get grayed out when in bb code mode.

 

[MerchantKing]

Some people need to get a licence to use the internet, like they do with their cars.

I'll give you an internet license if you send me your credit card number, it's cvv, and expiration date.

 

[mediocrepoet]

Some people need to get a licence to use the internet, like they do with their cars.

I'll give you an internet license if you send me your credit card number, it's cvv, and expiration date.

This kind of reminds me of the people who were pissy when people were putting consoles boxes and such on EBay and literally putting in the ad: THIS IS NOT A GAME CONSOLE! I'M SELLING YOU THE BOX FOR COLLECTORS!! (or a picture of the console or whatever) -- Except for the price of the actual game console more or less. Morons bought it and then were all, " why youscam me, bro?"

I believe at least some of them resulted in fraud investigations and such. If people weren't always saved from their stupidity (i.e. when there's no lying taking place, you've been given all the information to make an informed decision), we'd probably be better off as a species.

 

[Twiglard]

This kind of reminds me of the people who were pissy when people were putting consoles boxes and such on EBay and literally putting in the ad: THIS IS NOT A GAME CONSOLE! I'M SELLING YOU THE BOX FOR COLLECTORS!! (or a picture of the console or whatever) -- Except for the price of the actual game console more or less. Morons bought it and then were all, " why youscam me, bro?"

Oftentimes putting a text in large caps, bold or red letters makes people less able to notice it. Usually such text is full of useless garbage, so the user presumes that a box with a scary warning is an ad or some boilerplate legal statement that's meant to be ignored.

 

[darkpatriot]

This kind of reminds me of the people who were pissy when people were putting consoles boxes and such on EBay and literally putting in the ad: THIS IS NOT A GAME CONSOLE! I'M SELLING YOU THE BOX FOR COLLECTORS!! (or a picture of the console or whatever) -- Except for the price of the actual game console more or less. Morons bought it and then were all, " why youscam me, bro?"

Oftentimes putting a text in large caps, bold or red letters makes people less able to notice it. Usually such text is full of useless garbage, so the user presumes that a box with a scary warning is an ad or some boilerplate legal statement that's meant to be ignored.

Plus, they are still scamming anyway. Even if they try to create an excuse by putting a disclaimer somewhere, they are still trying to trick people into purchasing a box when they think they are purchasing what was in the box.

They should be reported, and the people who run those sites should remove them as sellers. And in many places you be able to succede with legal actions agains them for those deceptive practices.