HOMEONE FORUM GUIDE AND FAQ.

Southies · Mar 23, 2009 5:17 pm

oooooooohhhhhh....thanks Lisanne took me a while to actually see it

homeone · Jun 01, 2009 4:31 pm

Sometimes we need to be reminded:

Quote:

Forum users are reminded defamation laws apply to discussion boards. Individuals are responsible for their postings, and can be traced very easily by IP address.

Please tread carefully when discussing your building issues at the forum as you are responsible for your postings.

If you feel you may need to edit / clean any posts to prevent them from being potentially defamatory please do so immediately.

If you're unsure as to what information is considered defamatory than we recommend you refrain from posting anything until you've researched this online and from a credible and accurate source.

Regards,

Jason

ECOECO · Jun 01, 2009 4:59 pm

Thanks Jason,

Where can we find the Forum Rules?

Also, as I understand it all PMs can be demanded under freedom of information by a court. I was told this in a briefing in a very large company, whatever notes or emails I make about anyone can be demanded by a court.

Ed

homeone · Jun 01, 2009 6:16 pm

Yes, usually a court order will do it.

homeone · Jun 21, 2009 7:45 pm

ed @ EcoClassic

Where can we find the Forum Rules?

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=19734

Annietom · Jul 19, 2009 1:07 am

hi all, how do I edit the heading of a topic?

lisanne · Jul 19, 2009 1:09 am

Annietom

hi all, how do I edit the heading of a topic?

You need to go to the first post and edit it in there ::smile::

Annietom · Jul 19, 2009 1:12 am

lisanne

Annietom

hi all, how do I edit the heading of a topic?

You need to go to the first post and edit it in there ::smile::

thanks mate, didn't know if anyone would be up on H1 at this time !!!

Jochicho · Jul 19, 2009 1:14 am

Annietom

lisanne

Annietom

hi all, how do I edit the heading of a topic?

You need to go to the first post and edit it in there ::smile::

thanks mate, didn't know if anyone would be up on H1 at this time !!!

lots of us addicted are!!! :lol:

ring09 · Oct 07, 2009 11:10 am

I would also like to know why people change a letter or two in the builders name?

DIVYA · Nov 18, 2009 12:50 pm

Could you please help how to post a picture?
Cheers,
Divya

to_do_list · Nov 18, 2009 1:02 pm

DIVYA

Could you please help how to post a picture?
Cheers,
Divya

Check out viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1272&p=350859#p350859

Clint Taylor · Nov 25, 2009 11:25 am

Hi everyone just wondering what the regulation on counter weighing a deck is? How far can i go??

Lex · Nov 27, 2009 4:59 pm

Hi,
This is primarily a question to Site Admin.

Over my short time here at H1, I've become involved in looots of Topics (by posting at least one reply, or by starting them myself). So, when I click "View your posts", the resulting listing of threads is getting quite long. There are some threads that I no longer want listed when I use that action, as it makes it too messy and it's getting harder to spot those that I want.
Q:
Is it possible to get rid of certain threads so they simply don't appear in my list (until, and if, I post something on them again)?
Or, can this site be modified to add that functionality, like a check box or hyperlink next to each listed thread, where you could click something like "Don't include in View My Posts" ?
Also, what does it mean to bump topic? Would it be deleted or become invisible or what?
(yeah, :oops:

, this is from someone who obviously uses social sites a lot :oops:

)
Thanks!

edit - was thinking of "thread" but writing "post" :roll:

TheGardenWhisperer · Nov 27, 2009 5:07 pm

bumping your posts is when no replys are made and your topic drops down the list. Sometimes you may wish to bump it back up to the top again and the thread poster has that function as a button on the screen. Click it and it is bumped back to the top.

As for your posts, well no they won't be able to be made invisible. They are there for prosperity.

If you want your posts to be managed you can maybe create a folder in your book marks to keep track of topics you post in. This is not something I can see being available with the forum creators. (Not Homeone)

Lex · Nov 27, 2009 5:40 pm

Fu Manchu

bumping your posts is when no replys are made and your topic drops down the list. Sometimes you may wish to bump it back up to the top again and the thread poster has that function as a button on the screen. Click it and it is bumped back to the top.

OK, so "bump topic" means 'put it to the top of the list'. Tried, worked.

Fu Manchu

As for your posts, well no they won't be able to be made invisible. They are there for prosperity.

Why not

? I'm sure the developers would be more than happy to add this feature! This would make it quite flexible.

Fu Manchu

If you want your posts to be managed you can maybe create a folder in your book marks to keep track of topics you post in. This is not something I can see being available with the forum creators. (Not Homeone)

OK, I'll try Bookmarks (until the developers add that feature :wink:

... hmm .. that might take a while, as in forever

... never mind, will test this!)

Thanks for the reply!

Lex · Nov 27, 2009 5:58 pm

Geeeez,

that "bump topic" feature has an unwanted side effect. It overwrites the timestamp of the very last post, whether it be your own (the topic starter's) or someone else's reply !! :n:

Data accuracy goes out of the window ... not a very good design. ::stop::

(and yes, I know it's not H1's fault!!)
:n:

(btw, I don't think I've used the naughty smily before

... this was a good practice

!!)

Lex · Nov 27, 2009 7:52 pm

Oh, man, I can't believe it! You can only "bump" a topic once !!! Unbelivable ... ::cry::

Well, hopefully they coded a timer ... maybe it will behave differently tomorrow ... ::cry::

Chriswa · Sep 24, 2010 4:33 am

haha ill give you a little bump. Though i think they may have stickied this thread. New to the community, guess this will be my "hey hello" post

texpert · Mar 28, 2011 2:14 pm

this may sem silly but im new to the forum and still finding my way. can you please tell me how to upload a pic to my post? there seems to be no attach button (well one i can locate anyway)