This is a test
This topic was created by Phil Mitchell .
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Friday 20th January 2012 20:38 GMT Anonymous Coward
It's on my snag list. Staff accounts behave differently - one for the CMS and one for the public interface. If you make a post through Trois you get the vulture roundel, but your post is not automatically accepted. Weird.
Your post is automatically accepted if you post using the commenters' interface. But there is no trois roundel
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Thursday 2nd February 2012 12:53 GMT mittfh
Testing, testing...
Looking at Minty's comment, and the "plain text only" imperative that still sits in the post box, can't resist a test...
<em>This is emphasised</em>
<strong>This is strong</strong>
<strong><em>This has strong emphasis</em></strong>
Can we do <sup>Super</sup><sub>Sub</sub>script?
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Thursday 2nd February 2012 12:58 GMT Eponymous Cowherd
Hmmm, Interesting.......
test
Link Raspberry Pi
Italic?
This text is bold
This text is strong
<big>This text is big</big>
<pre>
for i = 1 to 10
print i
next i
</pre>
This text is emphasized
This text is italic
<small>This text is small</small>
This is<sub> subscript</sub> and <sup>superscript</sup>
<pre>
for i = 1 to 10
print i
next i
</pre>
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Friday 3rd February 2012 06:12 GMT jake
Out of curiosity ...
I've been reading here, on and off, for a couple weeks now.
What is the point? AOLish HTML tags for ordinary users who can't even figure out how to format the English Language properly to begin with?
It'll all end in tears ... mark my words.
Or perhaps I'm missing something ... wouldn't be the first time. Regardless, this round's on me. Onwards & upwards is my motto ...
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Friday 3rd February 2012 14:34 GMT BristolBachelor
I think that it is early days, the addition of formatting for people who have been hanging out here almost since before HTML existed (joke!) won't be a problem for them. Oh and we are no ordinary users, we are.........¡¡¡Super commentards!!!
For newer people who studied computer science at university when the sylabus only covered how to type a document in MS Word, I'm sure there will be something more user friendly along later :p
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