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YahooEarth said:
How the eff do I do a multi-quote…I can’t do it for the life of me…The button next to “Reply” is called Quote Post, you can hit as many of those as you want and then make a post and they will all be there.
And also, you can’t use Quick Reply. Once select all the posts you want to quote, you have to click Post Reply.
YahooEarth said:
How the eff do I do a multi-quote…I can’t do it for the life of me…MajorMajorMajor said:
The button next to “Reply” is called Quote Post, you can hit as many of those as you want and then make a post and they will all be there.torankusu said:
And also, you can’t use Quick Reply. Once select all the posts you want to quote, you have to click Post Reply.Holy *edited*. I just assumed you could click the quotes and click the reply next to the last quote, but evidently I was wrong…hokay, thanks.
torankusu said:
And also, you can’t use Quick Reply. Once select all the posts you want to quote, you have to click Post Reply.YahooEarth said:
Holy *edited*. I just assumed you could click the quotes and click the reply next to the last quote, but evidently I was wrong…hokay, thanks.Thank you!
You can also type
[.quote name=Kip’ date=’Aug 18 2009, 02:28 PM’ post=’88575]TEXT
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date and post are extra and not needed
You can also quote inside of quotes using the same method and daisying them. This is helpful for maintaining the context when you reply to someone who’s replying to another quote, you can get the whole conversation.
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MasterP said:
You can also type[.quote name=Kip’ date=’Aug 18 2009, 02:28 PM’ post=’88575]TEXT
Exclude the .
date and post are extra and not needed
You can also quote inside of quotes using the same method and daisying them. This is helpful for maintaining the context when you reply to someone who’s replying to another quote, you can get the whole conversation.
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