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![]() New to forums? Check the FAQ to help get you started Forums, Threads and Posts ![]() Find the section of the forum that most suits your topic. And double-check by looking at the short description of the purpose of the forum section just near the top of the page. eg: above you will see Site Feedback For feedback on Gnutelliums and Gnutella Forums. For feedback on a specific Gnutella client, please post in one of the forums above; ie: Current Gnutella Client Forums Then find and press the New Thread button just below that description to the far left of the page near the top. This will allow you to create your own new thread. Of course, you should detail your thread as to your problem, details of your computer system, etc. http://www.gnutellaforums.com/genera...od-thread.html is a simple guide and for system details: System details - help us to help you (click on blue link) and post in accordance with the Gnutella Forum RULES. ![]() Before you post a new thread, do a forum search to see if a similar problem has not been previously answered using forum search function & checking forum section posts, and if there are red Sticky's at the top of the forum section, then be sure you have had a look to see if there's no previous answer to your issue. Example of a Sticky: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/open-d...sion-help.html. Stickies are answers to commonly asked questions. ![]() See sample image below to create a New Thread & see what Sticky listing looks like in a section index listing: Attachment 4057 (click attachment to see large view) New to forums? For more information about how this forum works, click on the FAQ link here or above. A thread is the entire collection of posts under one topic. A post is an individual post by a single member. Links are the underlined words in blue which will show an orange color if you hover your cursor over top. Clicking a link will take you to a different url page on the forum or a different site. Members sometimes give links to help you find your answers easily & quickly. ![]() Who are the forum leaders: Forum Leaders page, which lists the Administrators, Super Moderators, Section Moderators, and Valued Members (VM's are members who are reknown for helping other members on these forums.) ![]() . Last edited by Lord of the Rings; July 5th, 2010 at 12:02 PM. |
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![]() For those people having problems finding their posts after returning to the forums, Click on the User CP button top left of window & it will take you to your User Control Panel. This should show all your subscribed threads. For older subscribed threads, click on the Subscriptions tab down the side of your control panel. Example image below: ![]() Navigating the Forums: The larger the forum, the more difficult it can be to navigate. The Forum Jump (drop down menu) is a good way of seeing which section you need to go to. The forums are broken up into these sections: 1. Gnutella Client programs help sections (eg: LimeWire, Phex, etc.). __ 2. Non-english forum sections for Gnutella Client program help. __ 3. General Gnutella sections; These sections include general discussion about Gnutella Network development, Tips & Tricks with files that apply to 'all' users, Lounge which is an open discussion section, Introduction forums, fun & games section. Thread listing icons. Below shows some clues about what each one means. ![]() ![]() A thread is the entire collection of posts under one topic. A post is an individual post by a single member. ![]() |
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![]() One extra way of thanking a member who helps you on the forums (remember they do this for free in their spare time purely as volunteers), is to give them Reputation via an icon button on their helpful post reply to you. By clicking that particular post it will record 'which' post it was that you were giving them the reputation for so they can simply click on the link in their User Control Panel. They will also see the comments if any given in their User CP. ![]() ![]() . Last edited by Lord of the Rings; July 5th, 2010 at 11:59 AM. |
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![]() Default Member Titles are given to members according to their post tallies. We are presently experimenting with new ones. At present the titles are as follows: Novicius - 0 posts ____ (Latin for Novice) Apprentice - 5 posts Disciple - 10 posts Devotee - 20 posts Enthusiast - 30 posts Gnutella Admirer - 50 posts Gnutella Jewel - 75 posts ____ (a very pleasing or valued person or thing; the most valuable or successful part of something) Gnutella Veteran - 100 posts Gnutella Muse - 150 posts _____ (be absorbed in thought) Gnutella Connoisseur - 250 posts ___ (an expert judge in matters of taste : a connoisseur of Gnutella.) Distinguished Member - 500 posts Gnutella Aficionado - 750 posts ____ (a person who is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic about an activity, subject, or pastime) Gnutella Great Master - 1,000 posts If you wish to join discussions for suggestions about member titles you are most welcome in this thread: http://www.gnutellaforums.com/lounge...m-members.html You can of course create your own custom title via your User Control Panel (User CP) & Edit Profile. ![]() |
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