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The Thank You Feature

View Poll Results: Should the "Thank you" feature stay?
Yes, but without listing thanks numbers on posts (still in profile) 17 18.48%
Yes, but without listing thanks numbers on posts (still in profile)
17 18.48%
Yes, but without listing thanks numbers anywhere 31 33.70%
Yes, but without listing thanks numbers anywhere
31 33.70%
No, please remove it 44 47.83%
No, please remove it
44 47.83%
Voters: 92. You may not vote on this poll

 
 
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Old 01-23-2007, 05:08 PM #16
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hehehe jo

the thank you button shows up only on other peoples posts. you can't see it on your own. so if you want to thank somebody for a certain post....you click on the thank button on their post.

have i confused you now?

good to see you. all the new smileys are fun.
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