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Original message:15 days 11 hours 57 minutes ago

Member: Waltz

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This is getting frustrating. I feel like I can't contribute.

My music recommendations:

My gear recommendations:

~Waltz; visit my blog: http://somekindofmuffin.wordpress.com/

Reply:15 days 9 hours 39 minutes ago
Member: JTC

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Tips:

1. Watch the behavior of the page reload after a successful post and an unsuccessful post. You'll recognize that there is a difference. Failed posts bring the focus to the top of the page on reload. Successful posts go to the bottom of the page after reload. (i think this is right)
2. Don't leave the page until you know your post was executed. You can just hit post again and it should go. However, you may have to re-attache any picture or video info. Also, if you were responding to an individual post in the middle of the thread then your post will end up at the end of the thread instead just under the target post.
3. If this problem is really severe you can always select all of your text and copy it to the clipboard before hitting "post reply". If the post fails you will only have to paste it back into the dialogue box and click post reply again.

My music recommendations:

My gear recommendations:

Hero's Conquest - JTC

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