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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

 
Gary Cantwell
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Jay,

Thanks for the heads up,

Removed,

Gary
H.Merijn Brand (procura
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

I also got thread closed messages just a minute ago. on all 4 retries.

Saved the text I wanted to post, went back up, re-entered the thread and hit reply again. Now my respons was accepted.

So it's not a cookie issue.

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn
JohnWRuffo
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=711298

needs to be moved into the Workstation forum.
Thanks.
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JohnWRuffo
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Can a Forum Moderator give an answer or suggestion to resolve the question here:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=710637

Thanks! -john
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Cheryl Griffin
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Michael Tully -
Did you recall what time the "closed message" issue happened? This issue has been mentioned recently and we're looking for patterns or anything information that we can include to help investigate it. Also what browser are you using (including version)?

John, we monitor that section so the request will be noted.
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Robert-Jan Goossens_1
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Cheryl,

09:17:12 GMT it happened to me a few times.

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Robert-Jan
Antoniov.
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!


Please,
can some HP moderator change the title of this thred?http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=710002
The true title is "Bojan is new graduate :-)"
Thank you

Cheryl,
thanks for renamed.
Might you change from wizard to graduate too?

Antonio Vigliotti
Antonio Maria Vigliotti
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Hi,Dan

I had have seen the same problem as Michael during all day long working time(KST 09:00-18:00)yesterday.
Whenever I tried to post messages,continously showed "thread closed".
it might be something wrong I guess.

Thanks for your support
Easy going at all.
Sa'ad Mu'asher
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!


Good day Dan,

When any HP Forum page is displayed we still read "Post a new topic using the 'new message' button" within the description of the Forum page. Would be better if it is replaced by "start new thread" button, specially for those who have newly joined the Forums.

Thanks your concern.

Sa'ad
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Hein van den Heuvel
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!


A minor issue / observation with thread closing.

A topic just went by in OpenVMS that opened, was answerred, confirmed and closed in less than an hour.

I could have easily been composing an alternative reply for 5 - 15 minutes, to see it 'blown away' by a locked topic. That would have pissed me off, and would have reduced my willingness to help.

The answer was correct. But given the problem statement I know I have valueable information to add from a slightly different perspective / line of thinking the author missed. I'd like the author, and future readers, to consider my alternative suggestions when thay have similar problems.
But the topic is now locked, and I can not reply.


It almost seems there needs to be a minimum time for a topic to remain open. 24 hours comes to mind to give everyone around the globe a change to read and add value in their timezones.

Not saying I want/need this to be fixed. Just an area to ponder.

Topic in question:

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=712038

Hein.
Cheryl Griffin
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Antonio - The title has been changed.
"Downtime is a Crime."
John Poff
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Hi,

This thread needs to find a home in the Windows side of the house:

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=712307

Since many of the posts here in the Issues thread deal with posts like the one above that start out in the wrong forum, perhaps someone could consider adding a button that says something like, "Report This Thread to Moderators", which would open a small text window where one could write "Please move this thread" or "This thread is spam", etc., and then the contents of the window would get forwarded to the Moderators. Just an idea.

Dan either needs to start a new Issues thread, or else rename this one to September/October Issues.

JP
Cheryl Griffin
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

You are reporting the issue to a moderator by placing the link here. There's a lot of us here monitoring and see the messages. If the process were changed we'd all be getting blasted with messages all the time. I would become quite grumpy.

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The thread was moved.
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

I think John's enhancement is a good idea. The button could trigger a message to moderators via email or something.

Some people actually don't post here because they don't want points this way. 0 for this post please.

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Hein van den Heuvel
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!



John wrote: "perhaps someone could consider adding a button that says something like, "Report This Thread to Moderators", which would open a small text window where one could write"

Good idea. In an other discussion tool I use, "VAXnotes" there is a concept called "Hiding".
The author of a reply, and moderators can always see the text, and can toggle the 'hidden' button. It could also allow folks who have second thoughts about a reply go hide it maybe becuase they fatfingered something badly.
Using that you need no special interface for moderator attention notes and it is also an elegant alternative to outright deleting replies. (It allows for a think/discussion period, hiding while deciding).

fwiw,
Hein.
Kimberly Ann
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Re: Please Post Forums Issues - September 2004!

Thanks for the feedback! I've posted a new thread for October.

Regards,
Dan