Windows 10: Why can I no longer post answers on threads

Discus and support Why can I no longer post answers on threads in Windows 10 Customization to solve the problem; Why can I no longer post answers on threads. Keeps saying Oopss something went wrong. Do you need a degree to post on here.... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Customization' started by Wil_Burr_II, Aug 12, 2018.

  1. WIL_BURR_II
    Wil_Burr_II Win User

    Why can I no longer post answers on threads


    Why can I no longer post answers on threads. Keeps saying Oopss something went wrong.

    Do you need a degree to post on here.

    :)
     
    Wil_Burr_II, Aug 12, 2018
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  2. S1RRAH
    s1rrah Win User

    ScienceMark thread (with score list)

    BTW ... the scores ranking is placed in this thread via periodic new posts. sort of different than other bench threads, where the scores are usually the very first post in the thread and updates are simply always made to that first post.

    as stated above, PT is the owner of the thread and he updates at minimum, once a day if not more.

    you can step back through this thread to see the last scores listing ... a day or two ago.
     
    s1rrah, Aug 12, 2018
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  3. S1RRAH
    s1rrah Win User
    ScienceMark thread (with score list)

    you know, another suggestion that might make keeping track of and updating scores a bit easier on all involved ...

    most threads similar to this one do not float the score list around the overall thread, most keep the score list as post #1 and simply, over time, continuously update that first post, while the rest of the thread, score postings, discussions, etc. ... carry one as usual.

    is there a way to edit the first post of this thread and make it the permanent placeholder post for the score listing? might make it easier to keep track of the scores as well as update the list. i find it sort of difficult at times to have to scroll through the posts to find the latest score list posting.

    just an idea ...
     
    s1rrah, Aug 12, 2018
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  4. JMCSLOB
    jmcslob Win User

    Why can I no longer post answers on threads

    Windows 7 - Blue Screen Of Death (BSOD) help?

    @ BluDKlot ur answer is already listed in this post....Read it over it's actually a simple fix..
    and yes please get ur own thread

    @ Bulgarianboy92 did you remove ur OC as Sneekypeet suggested and did that work?
     
    jmcslob, Aug 12, 2018
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