Occasional Odd Error Messages
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anomalocaris
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Occasional Odd Error Messages
Probably just the usual glitchy stuff all forums do, but I've run into some odd error messages. One post generated an error message saying there were too many capital letters. It was standardly formatted English. The only capitals were at the beginnings of sentences. Another generated a warning about posting links, but it had no links in it. I think the latter may have been because another poster used @anomalocaris to get my attention and I quoted that post in my reply. Maybe the forum filters all @ symbols to prevent email from being shared?
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Have you messaged Scott about the issue you are having? I haven't experienced any odd error messages. I know when I go to post on read there is a warning for posting too many capital letters. I would message Scott if you haven't! I wish I could be more help!
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Trisha is right. It is probably just a glitch, but you can pm Scott about it, if it keeps repeating.
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Thanks. If it gets too annoying I'll do that. At the moment it's not really interfering much.
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Are you sure you are using a title for the post?
If you feel you get the error message for a post to which it doesn't apply, please copy & paste the post and foward it as well as the title you are using to me.
If you feel you get the error message for a post to which it doesn't apply, please copy & paste the post and foward it as well as the title you are using to me.
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