Folks, Since I see some people do it at time, I want to through this out for everyone to keep in mind: When quoting other people's posts it is considered bad netiquette to edit the quoted text. As I understand that sometimes you want to draw attention to only a particular part of the quoted post here are some suggestions: 1. Remove all parts that don't apply and replace removed text with 3 periods. Example: 2. Just bold the section that you think is relevant. Example: Thank you, The management.
I do it so that the reader doesn't have to read the entire quote, I'll use the three dots method from here on out if you prefer.....
I promise to ... from now on. I would like it if someone quotes a post with lots of pictures, they don't included all the photos, makes for real long pages. Mark
My suggestions, or your own are fine. Just when I see text added, or removed selectively without warning in a way that changes meaning, or HUGE fonts... it gets my old usenet hackles up.
I'm looking, but can only find a very old mod from 2005 that has been archived and is no longer available. Also found a thread on the vBulletin support site that asked the very same question. The vBulletin Customer Support Manager simply replied "There is no automatic way to do that. " The search continues, may have to try and write this myself.