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I have some problems posting a reply. Sometimes it turns out to become a new thread instead of a reply in an existing one...

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Well, I think it was my mistake. I hit the Post-button at the end of the thread. But then again, this "Post"-Button at the end of the thread is somewhat useless, at least there should be a reply-button too. Normally if I'm in a thread I do not want to open a new thread but rather reply to the current one. It seems I'm not the only one confused by this.

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Andy wrote: Well, I think it was my mistake. I hit the Post-button at the end of the thread. But then again, this "Post"-Button at the end of the thread is somewhat useless, at least there should be a reply-button too. Normally if I'm in a thread I do not want to open a new thread but rather reply to the current one. It seems I'm not the only one confused by this.

We had this issue with NOOL before, I removed it and left only the "Add Reply"...

I'll see what I can do on this one, because I find it annoying too to have to press "Reply" to a specific message... however this is useful because you actually SEE the message you are replying to.

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maybe it would help just to remove the "post"(a-new-thread)-button at the end of the tthread. IMHO it would be enough to have such a button at the thread overview, or it would help to rename the button as "post a new thread" or "new thread" or something like that.

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Andy wrote: maybe it would help just to remove the "post"(a-new-thread)-button at the end of the tthread. IMHO it would be enough to have such a button at the thread overview, or it would help to rename the button as "post a new thread" or "new thread" or something like that.

Good idea...

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