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Old 03-15-2014, 07:18 PM #1
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Hello,

There are are forums that I enjoy. There is the "thank you" button which is fine but I'd highly recommend adding a "Laugh" button for posts that are funny. Right now we are only able to click thank you but really I wants to show them that I laughed at their wit or humor and not check "thank you." Thank you for your consideration.
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There are emoticons (smilies) that show laughter.....

The smilies to the right of the reply box have many to choose from. Just click on "more" at the bottom of the window to see them all.
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Ok I can use those. Thank you
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