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01 Mar 2007 Thu 08:38 pm |
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Quoting catwoman: Quoting Trudy: Does it also includes saving the messages that you send? |
yes Trudy  . |
GREAT!! it has been a little frustrating for me to see a "reply" to one of my messages after that a certain period of time has passed...when I have forgotten what was my last "sent" message all about   ..I guess I am starting to suffer from short term memory 
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01 Mar 2007 Thu 10:52 pm |
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Yes, you're both right: first, I'm one of the eldest members of Turkish Class, second, I'm very sentimental about my messages - think twice before deleting and usually don't delete
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18 Mar 2007 Sun 01:39 am |
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Why doesn't Bod make a Firefox extention for Turkish Dictionary of this site? It would be really useful for us who use Firefox as browser.
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10 Aug 2007 Fri 03:24 am |
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Quoting Quasimodo: Why doesn't Bod make a Firefox extention for Turkish Dictionary of this site? |
Perhaps because I don't use FireFox!!!
I use IE6 - by choice......why should I write anything for a browser I think is inferior???
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10 Aug 2007 Fri 03:25 am |
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Quoting miss_ceyda: when we sign in we actually have to click go with the mouse.. if we could just click enter i think it would be better  |
Totally agreed.......
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20 Aug 2007 Mon 06:07 pm |
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İt would be nice if when you start a forum topic you become the moderator of this topic.
I started a topic and some people made very good and relevant replies. But others where not relevant and, worse, not a word of turkish in them. Then some people started to use the forum topic for personal and boring chat messages.
All the time the quotes become longer and it takes forever to go through the topic and find some turkish.
I want to be able to clean it up so that it is interesting for people who study turkish.
hoşÃ§a kalın
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20 Aug 2007 Mon 06:17 pm |
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But Atrila, in that case you open the road for ALL the forums of this website to be censured by whomever wants to delete whatever is or is not relevant for a thread.
I think its not a good idea, since there will be just as much people who would abuse this possibility.
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20 Aug 2007 Mon 06:38 pm |
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Quoting Astrila: İt would be nice if when you start a forum topic you become the moderator of this topic.
I started a topic and some people made very good and relevant replies. But others where not relevant and, worse, not a word of turkish in them. Then some people started to use the forum topic for personal and boring chat messages.
All the time the quotes become longer and it takes forever to go through the topic and find some turkish.
I want to be able to clean it up so that it is interesting for people who study turkish.
hoşÃ§a kalın
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Dear Astrila. Please accept my apologies for my dull and boring chat messages in your thread about dogs.
What a dull life it would be without the occasional joke. However, I agree that such posts, even dull and boring ones, should be kept to the Off Topic wherever possible, and I normally try to do that.
However, I am more than happy to remove my posts immediately and perhaps the other "dull and boring" posters will do the same.
Have a nice day 
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20 Aug 2007 Mon 06:42 pm |
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Quoting AEnigma III:
Have a nice day |
Hehe I just KNEW you had to be one of the reasons for someone to post such a request
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20 Aug 2007 Mon 06:42 pm |
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Isn't going off-topic an old TC tradition? 
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20 Aug 2007 Mon 07:02 pm |
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Quoting Astrila: I started a topic and some people made very good and relevant replies. But others where not relevant and, worse, not a word of turkish in them. Then some people started to use the forum topic for personal and boring chat messages. |
Bliss (always a trouble-maker), Seker, Inciska, Femme_Fatal, Ciko and Sunny....SHAME ON YOU for spoiling a language thread  
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