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I was on a site recently in which blog comments did not have an immediate 'post' -- there was only a 'preview'. Then after the preview you could post. Would such a thing be a useful item?
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I like that option. The VEdit forum does the same thing.
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Yes, the concept seems to be useful, at least for those who are new to forum based systems though the downside here is that regular posters will have to go through an extra click to post their replies.
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Originally Posted by ~s.o.s~ 
Yes, the concept seems to be useful, at least for those who are new to forum based systems though the downside here is that regular posters will have to go through an extra click to post their replies.
My thoughts exactly. But you could keep the current system for people with more then 10 (or something) posts, but implement Dave's idea for the newbies.
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Or offer the option to turn that feature off in one's control panel. I personally would use it because I always preview before posting anyway.
Last edited by Narue : Jul 20th, 2008 at 9:01 am.
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Originally Posted by Narue
Or offer the option to turn that feature off in one's control panel. I personally would use it because I always preview before posting anyway.
As do I. Except when you see I edited a post...
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Do you have to read all the posts you already read on a 5 page topic?
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