Yes, ladies and gentlemen, I have been banned from TGC.
What awful crime did I commit, you ask? Actually, I'm not really sure... :/ Here's a pictorial history of my tragic travel down the long road to organized crime.
When I saw the miss-alignment yesterday, I thought it was just temporary, as someone must have been revamping the board while I was visiting. This morning when I visited it was still there, and it was also there in at 2:30, when I posted this message.
I noticed a few additional problems after I posted the first message, but it was too late to edit them in, so I reposted. Then this Danster fellow comes in and says he likes how the blue line (viewable in the first image) terminates (ug). He also tries to insult me. Not a very good attempt, I can only assume he's a newbie, and has much to learn about this whole internet thing. He must have spammed an awful lot to artificially inflate his post count like that.
I reply to his message, and I also harmlessly deflecting his poor attempt at a flame. Foolishly (that newb knee-jerk reaction, I've seen it before) he presses the attack.
Seeing that he wanted a fight, and being a bit bored, I replied to his clumsy thrusts with an artful jab at his own insecurities. Then along comes Ceel, every-watchful board owner. He spots a potential problem, and takes his wayward admin to task very handily. Makes me wonder how that Danster fellow ever got to be an admin. Ah well, every now and then a fluke gets by even the most stringent of board owners.
Now that my first thread has been closed, but noting no PM or IM or even post mentioning the problem, and how it would be fixed ASAP, I opened a new thread. This time I posted a screenshot, in case some beginning coder had stupidly gone and forgotten to test his code on more than one browser :rolleyes. Mark of a beginner, I tell you.
I can only guess that this is their poor substitute for Ahnk. He has some worthless pseudo-profound signature, though, which ruins the whole Imitation Ahnk effect.
I would post a picture of my last post in this thread, but unfortunately I didn't view the thread after I posted it. I did have the post in Word though, and it went like this (verbatim)
<blockquote><hr>o_O
I seem to get this negative reaction every time I tell a board their HTML is bad. I don't get it, who wouldn't want to have decent coding under the hood?<hr></blockquote>
About two hours after this, I visited the board again, on a different computer. I see a wonderful ezBoard greeting.
I then went to my profile, copied the URL's of the two topics I had created there, and logged out of my account. Both topics came up blank.
Ah, poor me. :( Such foul deeds for such a youngster. What will I do?
What awful crime did I commit, you ask? Actually, I'm not really sure... :/ Here's a pictorial history of my tragic travel down the long road to organized crime.
When I saw the miss-alignment yesterday, I thought it was just temporary, as someone must have been revamping the board while I was visiting. This morning when I visited it was still there, and it was also there in at 2:30, when I posted this message.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/1.gif" alt="heh heh">
I noticed a few additional problems after I posted the first message, but it was too late to edit them in, so I reposted. Then this Danster fellow comes in and says he likes how the blue line (viewable in the first image) terminates (ug). He also tries to insult me. Not a very good attempt, I can only assume he's a newbie, and has much to learn about this whole internet thing. He must have spammed an awful lot to artificially inflate his post count like that.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/2.gif" alt="heh heh">
I reply to his message, and I also harmlessly deflecting his poor attempt at a flame. Foolishly (that newb knee-jerk reaction, I've seen it before) he presses the attack.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/3.gif" alt="heh heh">
Seeing that he wanted a fight, and being a bit bored, I replied to his clumsy thrusts with an artful jab at his own insecurities. Then along comes Ceel, every-watchful board owner. He spots a potential problem, and takes his wayward admin to task very handily. Makes me wonder how that Danster fellow ever got to be an admin. Ah well, every now and then a fluke gets by even the most stringent of board owners.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/4.gif" alt="heh heh">
Now that my first thread has been closed, but noting no PM or IM or even post mentioning the problem, and how it would be fixed ASAP, I opened a new thread. This time I posted a screenshot, in case some beginning coder had stupidly gone and forgotten to test his code on more than one browser :rolleyes. Mark of a beginner, I tell you.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/5.gif" alt="heh heh">
I can only guess that this is their poor substitute for Ahnk. He has some worthless pseudo-profound signature, though, which ruins the whole Imitation Ahnk effect.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/6.gif" alt="heh heh">
I would post a picture of my last post in this thread, but unfortunately I didn't view the thread after I posted it. I did have the post in Word though, and it went like this (verbatim)
<blockquote><hr>o_O
I seem to get this negative reaction every time I tell a board their HTML is bad. I don't get it, who wouldn't want to have decent coding under the hood?<hr></blockquote>
About two hours after this, I visited the board again, on a different computer. I see a wonderful ezBoard greeting.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/7.gif" alt="heh heh">
I then went to my profile, copied the URL's of the two topics I had created there, and logged out of my account. Both topics came up blank.
<img src="http://www.centerstation.net/tgc/8.gif" alt="heh heh">
Ah, poor me. :( Such foul deeds for such a youngster. What will I do?
