Tons of glitches

NEVER trust posting a full review without copying to word first or at least copying it somewhere. It's too risky and I used to lose reviews all the time.

Epignosis wrote: Vibrationbaby wrote: Just submit a rating then edit it and you won't lose it. Not sure that you care, but if you do that, your review never shows on the front page.

Yeah that's always kind of bugged me, but not too much.  Once I noticed that I save my ratings for reviews.

Dean wrote: This doesn't make sense anyway. The timeout is not the time from opening the text-edit box to hitting [Post Reply], it's the time from hitting [Post Reply] and the server processing the form-submission.

I still don't underrstand whtyyou don't just write in notepad or something and then paste it. Takes seconds not minutes.

This problem has been around for years. I suggest people (in the meantime) ctrl + C their reviews before clicking the post button. Review goes away - no biggy, just ctrl + V and it's back.

WHOOOOAAAA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Also - I hereby sentence this thread to add "...you sons of bitches" to the end of the thread title to make it awesome.

Let's try something a bit longer -

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Edited by chopper - July 16 2010 at 06:45

Let's try a little experiment. I'm going to paste one of my old reviews straight into this box after this and click "post reply". I reckon it will post it all okay.

During the comparatively barren times for progressive music in the early 70s, guitarist Bill Nelson (William Nelson, 18 December 1948, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England) recorded the limited edition Northern Dream. Tapes of this collector's item were played by the pioneering disc jockey John Peel on his legendary BBC Radio programme, Top Gear. The line-up of Nelson, Nicholas Chatterton-Dew (drums), Robert Bryan (bass, vocals) and Ian Parkin (d. July 1995; guitar) recorded Axe Victim as Be-Bop Deluxe. Nelson soon disbanded the outfit, and following a tour supporting Cockney Rebel, he formed a new band, taking members from that fragmented unit. This short-lived combo also broke up. With the addition of bass player Charles Tumahai (b. New Zealand, d. 21 December 1995) and drummer Simon Fox, Nelson released Futurama and Sunburst Finish. The latter included a surprise hit single, "Ships In The Night". Nelson's undeniable talent as a guitarist began to dominate the band and as his technical virtuosity grew, the songs became weaker. Nelson abandoned the name in 1978 for the more radical Red Noise, retaining keyboard player Andrew Clark from the old band, although he now records under his own name. During their peak, Be-Bop Deluxe were an exciting and refreshing band who were ultimately unable to find a musical niche that suited their varied styles.

...but there so many stars................

If Macs have Notepad, then they sold out irreversibly  Also, I didn't check what Ian used for browsing PA today, but I know for sure he's the only 16th century guy to own a MAC, ever!

I don't think Macs have Notepad