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Duplicate threads
by Gromit Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:00 pm
Is this a new trend or something? 
I've noticed three duplicated threads today, and I'm wondering if there's a glitch in the system causing members to think their first thread has vanished into the ether?
It's obviously not good practice, as contributors won't be able to respond with follow-up suggestions when two or more threads develop in varying directions. It can become very confusing!
I've noticed three duplicated threads today, and I'm wondering if there's a glitch in the system causing members to think their first thread has vanished into the ether?
It's obviously not good practice, as contributors won't be able to respond with follow-up suggestions when two or more threads develop in varying directions. It can become very confusing!
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Re: Duplicate threads
by Dbvwt Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:48 pm
I had noticed this also Gromit but then also noticed that the members doing it were generally newcomers.
I don’t know what exactly I did but I was also guilty of exactly the same thing when I first joined a year ago!
I don’t know what exactly I did but I was also guilty of exactly the same thing when I first joined a year ago!
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Re: Duplicate threads
by Spospe Tue Dec 10, 2019 4:58 pm
You probably pressed the "Send" button twice.
If the "Send" does not go straight away, it is tempting to give it another click!
If the "Send" does not go straight away, it is tempting to give it another click!
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