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The following tags are available for your use:
[b]
text
[/b]
= Makes the given text bold.
[email]
joe@email.com
[/email]
= Makes the given email address clickable.
[i]
text
[/i]
= Makes the given text italic.
[image]url[/image] = Puts the given url in an img src tag.
[pre]
text
[/pre]
= Surrounds the given text with pre tags.
[quote]
text
[/quote]
= Surrounds the given text with blockquote and hr's. This markup tag is used for quoting a reply.
[url]
link
[/url] = Makes the given url into a link.
[url=link]
title
[/url] = Makes the given title into a hyperlink pointing to link.
[blush]
= 
[cool]
= 
[crazy]
= 
[frown]
= 
[laugh]
= 
[mad]
= 
[shocked]
= 
[smile]
= 
[tongue]
= 
[wink]
= 
[red]
text
[/red]
= Makes the given text red.
[green]
text
[/green]
= Makes the given text green.
[blue]
text
[/blue]
= Makes the given text blue.
[orange]
text
[/orange]
= Makes the given text orange.
[black]
text
[/black]
= Makes the given text black.
[white]
text
[/white]
= Makes the given text white.
[yellow]
text
[/yellow]
= Makes the given text yellow.
[purple]
text
[/purple]
= Makes the given text purple.
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You must register to post messages or reply
to a post. If you just want to read messages
("lurk") you don't need to register. Registering is quick, easy, and allows you to adjust
the message board settings to best suit your needs. All personal information submitted will
be kept confidential. Once you've registered, click on the Bones
to go the area of interest and then click on a forum name. Now you can create a new post, just
click on the "CREATE A POST" link below the forum's name. To reply to a specific post, click on
the "Reply to This Post" button in the upper right corner of the message you want to reply to.
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First your picture(s) must already be somewhere on the internet. You must be able to view
your picture by typing in its URL ( http://mywebsite.com/mypicture.jpg ). If you can view it,
you can post it in your message.
First start a new message. Then in the message put:
[image]http://mywebsite.com/mypicture.jpg[/image]
where the http part points to your picture. Be careful not to include any spaces
before or after the [image] tags.
If you want an image in your signature, edit your profile (under the Preferences link)
and put the [image] tag in your signature. Please keep your signature image to a height of 75 pixels or less.
That's all there is to it. Just be sure the web site you are viewing your picture from
is accessible by everyone. Some online photo albums require a userid/password. If you ever
had to enter one to put your picture online, make sure no one else does to view it. Test it
from another browser, not your own, as a cookie may have been set to identify your browser.
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First off you can setup your profile so no one except the system administrator can see your email address.
We are very big on personal privacy here at the SitStay.com. We won't sell or give away your
email address! When you edit your profile you decide which forums you want to subscribe to.
Once you subscribe to a forum, you'll receive daily "digests" of the activity in that forum
for that day. You control what you see. If you don't subscribe to anything in your profile or
ask for replies from your forum messages, you won't get any email from us you haven't ask for.
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Simple answer: "NO". More complex answer: Once you create your Userid and edit
your Basic Profile you'll see you can use two email addresses. The real email address
is used for email notifications and forum subscriptions. You need to use a valid
email address for this one. No one but the system administrator will see this address.
The other email address is what other discussion board users see when they
view your profile. You don't have to put anything in here if you don't want to.
Pretty nifty isn't it!?
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Yes. Registered users may send each other messages that only the recipient
can read. These are contained within the forum system and you don't need to
know another user's real email address. After you login, click on the Private
Messages link from the menu. From this area you can send Send Private Messages
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Under your name in a post you'll now see your title in parens.
These are based on how many posts you have. The titles and number of posts
to achieve them are:
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just a pup
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100
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forum junkie
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200
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enthusiast
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400
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needs a life
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700
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old hand
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1200
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veteran
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1600
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great helper
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2500
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1) Passwords are case-sensitive. Make sure you type it correctly.
2) Make sure that your browser supports cookies.
3) Completely logout by hitting the logout link on the page, and then log back in again.
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Yes. Cookies are used to track your Username/Password and which posts you have
read for your current session. Without accepting cookies some functions won't
work properly.
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Putting a pull in your post is simple, but remember: Posts with polls in them cannot be edited but they may be deleted.
To add a poll to your post, use this format:
[pollstart]
[polltitle=Name of your poll]
[polloption=First Choice]
[polloption=Second Choice]
[polloption=As many choices as you would like]
[pollstop]
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You can change the number of posts to be displayed per page by editing your profile. You can set this from anything between 1 and 99 posts per page. When you first sign up this gets set to 10 posts per page.
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The buttons are used for navigation and displaying posts. Depending on the
screen you are on they may serve different purposes.
When displaying a list of all threads:
- The and buttons will take you to the previous or next page of posts.
- The button will take you to the index of all available forums.
- The button will let you make a new post on that board.
- The and buttons will allow you to toggle between expanded and
collapsed threads. Expanded threads will show the subject of all posts and replies in a threaded format. Collapsed threads will show the subject of the main post along with the number of replies to that post.
When viewing individual threads:
- The and buttons will take you to the previous or next thread.
- The button will take you back to the listing of all posts on that page.
- The button allows you to view the entire thread on one page if there are any replies to the original message.
- The button allows you to view the current post with all other posts on that thread displayed below in a threaded format.
- The button allows you to reply to a post.
- The button allows you to edit a post.
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You can click on any of these to change the order in which the posts are sorted and displayed.
If you click on Subject once, it will display posts by Subject in reverse alphabetical order. If
you click on it again it will display posts by Subject in alphabetical order. Poster and Posted
on works similarly.
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