What forum?

Btw, Hawkee switched to Markdown language, so use three backtick marks '`' in a row to indicate a code block. A backtick is the character that looks like a backwards apostrophe, and shares the same key as the tilde '~' character. You need to close the code block with another three backticks.

I was referring to the Hawkee Forums. Perhaps he should update the code tags themselves to use that instead of what it currently does.

The old forum is deprecated. Threads have replaced it. Why not create a thread instead?

I was replying to a question someone posted on the forums.

I see. The old forum should still support the older bbcode code tags.

@Hawkee : could you limit Notices count to 1 per thread? For instance, I had "4" notices from just the 4 replies to this thread. It should have registered as "1".

@raccoon I'll take that into consideration, but I think it might be nice to know there have been 4 replies at a glance.

For me it does not work right. As stated above all it has is the word code inside [].

Can you show me the thread in question?

@hawkee : It's just the familiar behavior used by Facebook, web forums, and various mobile apps. A single thread can get carried away causing 20 or 30 notifications and you think that many interesting things are going on -- only its not :(

@raccoon You have a point, but I still think it's good to get an email for each new comment.

I do have emails turned off for comments, only on for messaging. :) Though I think only 1 email per day per thread, batched in digests would be my preference.

I had to change from using code tags to quote tags so I can not show you a current thread.

@Scakk I see the problem. I'll try to address it, but next time maybe ask the poster to ask the question on the new forum so we can all learn from their question.

"New Forum" ?

@Scakk The site works very much like Twitter now in that you create threads from the homepage instead of the old forum.