[SPROGman]

QUOTE (Doug @ 14 Nov 2008, 08:06) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>If you do need to quote a previous post, you click the

button next to the post you want to quote - and you can do this to more that one post within the topic - and then you click the

button at the top or bottom of the page. The quotes that you requested will be inserted into your reply. Feel free to trim them down accordingly to get you message across.
This seems to be arse about face to me. All messages come up with "+Quote" by default. You have to change to "-Quote" to quote the message. To me, "-" is more sugeestive of turning something off, than turning it on.

I just spent a very frustrating few minutes trying to figure out what the heck was going on, thinking that an update to firefox had somehow broken something.

I think this change need to be better publicised.

Andrew

 

[SPROGman]

QUOTE (Doug @ 14 Nov 2008, 19:06) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Take a look at how the +Quote button works. You don't have to post your test, but see how it operates. It changes colour on the posts that you want to quote. You can select more than one. Add your post by clicking the Add Reply button and you'll see the quotes from the selected posts in your post.
In Firefox, at least, the only thing that changes colour is the +/- character, but that's changed anyway. The button itself does not change.

Andrew