What or who is "soz"? Is that AOL-speak for "sorry"? If it is, stop it now. That crap isn't tolerated here.
Multiple accounts are forbidden. If you have a problem with one, you should have emailed the admins.
info_5404 wrote:Aww christ, gimmi a break.
Which is fine since i only have 1 account. I dont have any problems at all. I simply dont like registering on forums i dont intend to post on/visit again. I registered for a proper account (curtosy since i was planning on posting) but since sessions are cookie based, it still had me logged on as a different user. Since i was unable to see a 'Delete thread' button, i was unable to correct my mistake.
info_5404 wrote:Aww christ, gimmi a break.
info_5404 wrote:Which is fine since i only have 1 account. I dont have any problems at all. I simply dont like registering on forums i dont intend to post on/visit again. I registered for a proper account (curtosy since i was planning on posting) but since sessions are cookie based, it still had me logged on as a different user. Since i was unable to see a 'Delete thread' button, i was unable to correct my mistake.
info_5404 wrote:Aww christ, gimmi a break.
info_5404 wrote:I would be only to happy to kill some time further discussing this with you, but it may be appropriate to create a separate thread so as to not go off-topic.
info_5404 wrote:Actually the ip address is not real i'm using tor.
As for the account, may I suggest googling bugmenot? I might also recommend the excellent firefox plug-in which you might find can save you lots of time every now and again.
Of course I understand your point on multilingual users, however you might be surprised to find that in the last few years the internet has progressed quite beyond AOL and chat abbreviations are no longer limited to it. I do not use a lot of chat abrivs, only some words (such as the above) and a couple or others (that I would be seriously surprised were not known to computer users of other languages). You might also be interested to know that chat abbreviations were around before this world was plagued by the likes of AOL. Abbreviations such as 'soz', 'lol', 'lmao' and similar cropped up quite a few years before (though were not as widely known/used) and can be found occasionally of some archived BBS posts.
I would be only to happy to kill some time further discussing this with you, but it may be appropriate to create a separate thread so as to not go off-topic.
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