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The 'like' button

Nasher
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I just found out that I'm on auto upgrade and my computer was upgraded yesterday when I logged on to version IE 11 so that's the problem. I need to go back to version 10 and don't know how to do that.

Unfortunately I'm responsible for the system so I should fire myself. Have more time for Demonland if I did.

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    could we just replace the "like" button with a "+1" button instead?

    p.s. ensure all sd and bs sensors are switched on

    just for you iug.gif:)

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    If you use Chrome or Firefox that issue will probably be resolved.

    You should not be using IE under any circumstances unless your workplace requires it and in that case the people responsible for your IT should be fired.

    end mini rant.

    Just uninstalled EI 11 and back to EI 10 so it's working ok.

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    Just uninstalled EI 11 and back to EI 10 so it's working ok.

    EI?.....oh that's right Enternet Ixplorer. That's why you had problems. :blink:

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    There is no "quote" or "edit" buttons at the moment, are they in the same domain as the Like function?

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    EI?.....oh that's right Enternet Ixplorer. That's why you had problems. :blink:

    Ooops!

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    There is no "quote" or "edit" buttons at the moment, are they in the same domain as the Like function?

    yes there are :)

    other wise.......

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    Most of you never troubled the "like" button.

    Now we need an "irony" button...

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    Most of you never troubled the "like" button.

    I make an effort to like your posts. I know how important they are to you.

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    IE 11 so that's the problem.

    Took the liberty of editing your post Robbie.

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    Now we need an "irony" button...

    Greater irony that you missed that it was intended?

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    Great. You're part way there. Now just download and install either Chrome or Firefox and you won't have any more problems. :)

    I'm serious. Do it. Do it NOW!

    +1 for serious.

    IE is no good, Robbie.

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    Great. You're part way there. Now just download and install either Chrome or Firefox and you won't have any more problems. :)

    I'm serious. Do it. Do it NOW!

    i was going to like this post but there's no like button :lol:

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    Most of you never troubled the "like" button.

    lol

    You need a 'disdain' button.

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    Great. You're part way there. Now just download and install either Chrome or Firefox and you won't have any more problems. :)

    I'm serious. Do it. Do it NOW!

    Its Fire Fox for me

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    I'd also appreciate a "half-like" button, for when I kinda agree with a small part of a post, but definitely not the whole thing, yet I can't be bothered quoting and specifying which small part I agree with.

    Also a "sarcastic-like" button.

    Because there's times when I want to like something for its sheer stupidity and entertainment value.

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    Could we have a "cage match" button whereby we nominate 2 posters to fight in a cage against each other. Useful for when a thread is derailed by 2 bickering posters.

    Edited by jabberwocky

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