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forum questions 5 Years, 2 Months ago  
This question isn't about climbing, it is about the forum, but I didn't know where else to put this. Do I have to manually change the color of the font when I insert a _link_? For example THIS is just regular text until I scroll over it. It doesn't appear like a typical HTML _link_. Thanks!
 
 
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We are working hard to keep the spam and advertisements off of the new forums. In order to do this we have changed the way some things work, like _link_s. For security purposes I can't discuss the changes.
 
 
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I understand that you don't want to give specifics due to security. I was thinking more in terms of a response like "Hey, you'll just have to color the _link_ yourself". After a little more experimenting, I realized that you could do that.
 
 
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new TCI board 5 Years ago  
I haven't been here for some time, but am happy to say that what I see now is a great leap forward from what it replaced.

Thanks to all responsible and keep up the great work !
 
 
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