Every time you double post, one of the hamsters that power the servers dies.

I don't know.

thread necromancy is also considered wrong by the way [e digicons]}[/e]

Bump.

If you happen to be the 26th poster on any given thread, i'll bet you'd also make a double-post since that's when the refresh pagination gimmick TRIES to access any of our browser caches.

I update on every time i view a page with SeaMonkey and it still happens.

Sooo... better watch for the 25th message in some threads to prove my theory.

Yep, it did.

#3 (Triple post, on purpose that is)

all good responces.

it's like posting in ALL CAPS too.

we can all read just fine there is no need to YELL.it only makes you look like a fool and will often result in only flaming comments rather than answering or contributing to your issue.

if like whismerhill suggested that it is due to a slow system and doubles up in the same thread that is a little more acceptable as it can be accidental, but to actually start a new thread for the same reason is absolutly NOT needed.

If you get no responce from your first post it usually means nobody wants to reply or nobody who knows the answer your looking for has viewed your post yet. give it up!! Double posting is usually not going to fix either one, but will tell people that your a spammer if it continues and from that point you get ignored, flamed or banned.

if you must, bumping is a little more acceptable but only if needed. Case in point, I asked a question on Firefox forums, they get so many posts that 4 hours later my post was 8 pages back, I let it go, and by the end of the day it was 40+ pages back, few rarely go that far reading posts, so I bumped it to bring it back to the front page for a while, still  no reply, bumb again later at about 20 pages back, still no reply...gave up they obviously don't want to answer or don't know the answer I was seeking.

lol

I can do whatever i want with my own capslock key when and how i decide to use ANY, thank you for your attention. Besides, how else would i be able to express some "emotions" without soooo many typographic elements available to ME-me-my-self-and-i.

Pwweaaaze, gimme a break (oops, an underline for the Hamsters) ((bold, for the ANIMALS)) ((( and capitalized to insist instead of a wrongfully interpreted pseudo-yelling mood))) -- that's red, the color of expressive thoughts.

Fooling around is good for IT to.

[e digicons]REAL. That's 36 points per ascii characters, right there.

Yelling is a sound effect created by voice while writing is a demonstration of knowledge or intelligence or skill or, you guessed it - an emotional state of mind.

Get in the cage, with the hamsters.

BTW, ◊♣♥♦ which all are ƒunctions of common language or card players, too.

no

that is pretty funny....that double was purely accidental (unlike this current string of 3 or 4)...I swear I edited the first to quote kryo....LOL

Sign my B.S. petition, and help with the "Total Ban of Smilies"!

With your help, we can change forums everywhere by stopping soccermoms, preteens, and awkwardly social shut-ins around the global to stop with the overuse of annoying smilies.  They are evil...the smilies, not soccer moms.

EDIT: This announcement was brought to you as a "doublepost".  I wanted to remain On-Topic so that I wouldnt hijack this thread