Practice section?

[Jayne]

Hi,

Another Idea :D

I was looking at a forum yesterday and it had a practice thread on it. So if you are new to using forums, you can try posting, putting pics on etc and if you muck it up, it doesn't matter. It would be good for new members.

The mods just delete all the posts once a week then :D

Jayne

[Coding Monkey]

Looking at another forum?!?! What's wrong with this one? ;)

[Jayne]

This my favourite place on the net, it wasn't a business forum I looked at, i'd never leave this one. :lol:

Jayne

[bwglaw]

Ah pity ;) just joking my dear

Have you thought about going to Forum Anonymous, the equivalent of Alcohol Anonymous! ;)

[Jayne]

You are not doing bad yourself Jonny boy, you can yack when you want to :lol:


I just thought a practice thread would be a good idea, you could try all the button things then, without messing someon's thread up then :D

Jayne

[bwglaw]

Yes, a good idea... a 'counselling forum' may be needed also...for those that are not quite clued up...

[Jayne]

As a suffering addict, I may be able to help their :lol:

Jayne

[MinuWeb]

you could just "post reply" and then use the "preview post" option to practise, when finished just don't submit the post and it won't go live :D

[Jayne]

Didn't think of that Tony, good idea :D

Jayne

[Rob Holmes]

There are also instructions in the FAQ's on how to post images, manipulate text etc.

http://www.ukbusinessforums.co.uk/faq.php

Rob

[MinuWeb]

Munipulating your keyboard in just the right way will produce astonishing results. Then you take your cat, insert him into the floppy drive, and boot the system. Ignore any noises.

[Jayne]

I don't have a cat and my dog's to big to fit in :lol:

Jayne

[fastfences]

UKBF has a 'Practice Thread' It's called 'Time Out' :wink: