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njsgtomman: some day I have to go dig the address book of my first profile to see what's there. I don't usually use the address book nowadays, but it'd be fun to see!
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njsgthat'd be a profile used with Netscape 6 on Windows 98 or what was it, unless I didn't copy it to the linux install
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njsgwas someone here participating in skyscrapercity? wondering about a change in behaviour, it now automatically "follows" topics where posts are made, I wonder if this is a change in XenForo or if there's some cookie that is not set on this profile...
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tommanI just read forums, don't even have an account
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njsgah ok. I'll try to see what's up, it certainly wasn't doing this before, I was expecting a checkbox or something, but I don't see one
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njsgit's possible they're relying on something new to show it (nothing like reinventing form elements!)
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njsgworst case hopefully I can just turn off the alerts for new messages in followed topics
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njsg... name: watch_thread; value: 1; type: hidden
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tommanFWIW, Skyscraper City forms often do break in weird and wonderful ways under SM (even as a lurker), but they tend to fix up themselves after a few days... kinda
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njsgin my experience things have mostly been readable with noscript, but I do have a surrogate for lazyloaded images
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njsgcurrently I need to update the CSS hacks to undo the modifications they did
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njsgsigh. vBulletin was so nicer. And it didn't lose track of "last read post" like XenForo does
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njsgthey eventually did something, it now remembers for much longer, for a long time after they switched to XenForo, it still would forget about where you were just a couple weeks later
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njsgwhich is absolutely great with SSC... but I guess a lot of the issues was that they had no idea how the forum was being used
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njsgfor a change, at least in the parts I'm active in, things are under topics, and there's no "necrobump" comments, you
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njsg're expected to use a suitable topic if it exists