Wouldn't it be a nice idea, when posting a picture to....
10-29-2011, 09:10 PM
#82
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Originally Posted by debcavan
Very good idea. I will try to remember
10-30-2011, 07:28 AM
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This is a great idea but I still think the person who did the original post could edit their first post to include the information. That way the people who only read the first post and don't wish to read all the comments, would be able to find the information easily. It's more work for the person posting so easier to include that information at the onset. I can believe that many would not want to presume that others might want their pattern's name and that could be why they don't initially include it. If someone doesn't want to share that information, they could put something such as "an original pattern that I'd rather not share" and then others could respect that too. I like to read the comments but realize that many don't have the time or the interest to do so.
Originally Posted by Grambi
What I do when I see a quilt (or whatever) and want to find out the pattern name but don't want to read through pages and pages of posts to see if it has been answered is:
--Go to the profile of the person who made the quilt
--Click on the blue "list" by "messages posted"
--Scan through the messages to see if she or he has answered the question.
It helps to know the title of the thread in case the person has posted bunches of messages. Then you can look for any messages that she has posted relating to the topic she created.
Is this clear as mud??:):)
--Go to the profile of the person who made the quilt
--Click on the blue "list" by "messages posted"
--Scan through the messages to see if she or he has answered the question.
It helps to know the title of the thread in case the person has posted bunches of messages. Then you can look for any messages that she has posted relating to the topic she created.
Is this clear as mud??:):)
10-30-2011, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Ceil
This is a great idea but I still think the person who did the original post could edit their first post to include the information. That way the people who only read the first post and don't wish to read all the comments, would be able to find the information easily. It's more work for the person posting so easier to include that information at the onset. I can believe that many would not want to presume that others might want their pattern's name and that could be why they don't initially include it. If someone doesn't want to share that information, they could put something such as "an original pattern that I'd rather not share" and then others could respect that too. I like to read the comments but realize that many don't have the time or the interest to do so.
Originally Posted by Grambi
What I do when I see a quilt (or whatever) and want to find out the pattern name but don't want to read through pages and pages of posts to see if it has been answered is:
--Go to the profile of the person who made the quilt
--Click on the blue "list" by "messages posted"
--Scan through the messages to see if she or he has answered the question.
It helps to know the title of the thread in case the person has posted bunches of messages. Then you can look for any messages that she has posted relating to the topic she created.
Is this clear as mud??:):)
--Go to the profile of the person who made the quilt
--Click on the blue "list" by "messages posted"
--Scan through the messages to see if she or he has answered the question.
It helps to know the title of the thread in case the person has posted bunches of messages. Then you can look for any messages that she has posted relating to the topic she created.
Is this clear as mud??:):)
10-30-2011, 08:15 AM
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yep. reading what's there is key.
Originally Posted by Rose L
And wouldn't it be nice if all of us could read what has already been posted? Often I see that the OP has given the information in a post later in the thread and the question of what, where, how continues to be asked for another ten pages. Grrr ;)
10-30-2011, 09:39 AM
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Bambi, It seems that you are right and I am wrong! I just checked my post above and there was no way to modify it! Well, that might be something to ask for on the new board! Sorry!
"I thought there was only a smally window of time in which you could go back and edit a post (30 min or so). Am I wrong?"
"I thought there was only a smally window of time in which you could go back and edit a post (30 min or so). Am I wrong?"
10-30-2011, 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by clsurz
Since when is it a requirement to read comments and respond to something we may have posted? Since when is it a requirement to list pattern info or respond to anything.
What is this a dicatorship that we must do as others request or demand? I think not!
Some folks like to post a "show and tell" and never go back to the topic so what, it's there right to do so.
What is this a dicatorship that we must do as others request or demand? I think not!
Some folks like to post a "show and tell" and never go back to the topic so what, it's there right to do so.
I like the idea of having easy access to the names of patterns and designers that the very talented members of this board use and I love having my socks knocked off by those who need no pattern to create such beauty!
10-30-2011, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Ceil
Bambi, It seems that you are right and I am wrong! I just checked my post above and there was no way to modify it! Well, that might be something to ask for on the new board! Sorry!
"I thought there was only a smally window of time in which you could go back and edit a post (30 min or so). Am I wrong?"
"I thought there was only a smally window of time in which you could go back and edit a post (30 min or so). Am I wrong?"
11-16-2011, 08:28 PM
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Hi, featherweight, this is nanamoms who was just PM'ing with you. I responded but got the message that your PM's had reach maximum and you would need to clear your Inbox/Sent to allow more PMs to come thru.
Hopefully you will read this post!!! can't post my email addy here for you!!!!!!!!!!
Hopefully you will read this post!!! can't post my email addy here for you!!!!!!!!!!
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