TheProdigy

"So Wayne, do you speak French?"
"No sweetheart, but I do kiss that way"

Oh, and maybe a like/dislike button like Facebook.

WayneB wrote:


Yeah, or a thank you button, lots of forums use that..under a post it will say like 'Username1, username2, username3 thanked username 4 for this post'

This is cyber place is so cool! I think this place is like an office with lots of workers on it, getting paid. I wonder what can I do here. Feeling new here blows my mind.

WayneB wrote:


It's normally the browser that does the spell checking not the forum

Fair enough. Would it be hard to install a "MS Word-esque" button that spellchecks the whole post before you submit it? I'll admit my speliling is knot allways 100%, but id does vex me so to see bad speeling.

WayneB wrote:


I'm having no M$ crap on here!! - i'll hav a look to see if there is one - which browser do you use? Safari and Firefox both can spell check as you type.

I'm using Firefox

WayneB wrote:


install the British dictionary from here - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... age-tools/

Chrome has a spell check.

Some errors on the gigography:
1997:
Oct 25th: Oslo is in Norway, not Sweden
Oct 26th: The festival is called Uka, and it´s Trondheim, not Strondheim

the.daywalker wrote:


I saw that some time ago. For my it's very good idea.

Thanks - waiting to hear back regarding the name of the festival - it's all a bit sketchy around then

FrankTheTank wrote:

Just to let everyone know theprodigy.com had a glitch today and went offline for about 15mins - all back working now, though anything uploaded during the past day might not of been backed up.
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Prodigy HQ

nivag wrote:


The head honcho of Uka next year (it´s semi annual) is Tore Lie Falkenberg, and can be reached on e-mail: ukesjef [at] uka.no
He should be able to sort things out n_n

http://www.uka.no/kontakt/

This has probably been said before but can hyperlinks not be made to open in a new browser window?