The New And Improved Unofficial R65 Forum V2
General Category => General Announcements => Topic started by: Landlubber on June 14, 2010, 11:58:24 PM
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I was trying to respond to Mike V's R65 restoration in the technical section and noticed that there is no reply button there...is there a reason or has it been lost in space?
Ta, John
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That seems to happen now and again. I'll bet if you close out and go back in it might show up. Justin? Do you know what happens?
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I notice it's that way in other threads within that section. I believe that section was set-up as a reference, not as a discussion, so maybe only a moderator can post there. I think some of those were moved into the Technical FAQ from other sections. I bet Rob can tell us.
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http://www.bmwr65.org/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1247032895
Well, I see the Reply button and I see a reply composition box at the bottom of the thread.
The thread IS NOT locked.
I don't know if I can see these things because I am a moderator. Please look again and report back.
Thank you.
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Nope, it's not there. I think it's because you're a moderator.
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If you notice, Rob, you and Mike V (the originator of the thread) are the only ones that have posted. There's a brand new thread there as well about battery life - can't post to it either.
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Noticed that rob650 just posted a battery question in the FAQ's section. No reply button so he's not likely to get a response.
Landlubber John, did you try to post in the Tech/FAQ's section or the BMW Technical Q&A section?
Monte
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I'm going to move rob650's thread to the Tech section (thanks Bob R.).*
Justin would have to be the one to answer the question about replying in the FAQ section.
It could be Mike V. and I posted in that thread before I moved it to the FAQ section.
*edit: O.K. - who moved it?
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*edit: O.K. - who moved it?
I sent rob650 a PM advising he repost his battery question to the Tech Q&A section.
Monte
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Anyone can create an article in the FAQ section but only creator, admin, or mod can reply to anything. I didn't envision an FAQ being open for discussion but rather a factual document for reference purposes.
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This is how the FAQ section is setup on a number of other forums I visit - the FAQs is for 1-way transfer of info/answers, primarily, and not ongoing dialog.
Maybe we need to put something to that effect in the FAQs ?!?
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I figured it would be kind of self-explanatory...
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....OK, I see now that the FAQ section is a compilation of things and not another open section, "we do not know , what we do not know"....thanks fellas......I will try my best not to be so dumb in future, but I doubt it.......after all, I am only a bike rider.....
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Heh, yeah, I've heard about you bikers... [smiley=ROTFLMAO.gif]