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6. Novembre 2005, 02:46:09
Bosko Biati 
Sujet: Re: Disgusting Avatars
Pedro Martínez: I'd call it a disgusting Ego if I dared.
No, preferably just singled one on by one, perhaps it could be
functionally linked to the block feature to avoid button clobber.

6. Novembre 2005, 02:38:37
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re: Disgusting Avatars
Bosko Biati: Did you mean all avatars or just the 'disgusting' ones?

6. Novembre 2005, 02:36:53
Bosko Biati 
Sujet: Re: Disgusting Avatars
grenv: I meant disgusting avatars, mysterious emoticons not.
What is it anyway? A bed with a frustated or rather overwhelmed princess,
possibly by a atrange kind of uhm mole after corrupting pearly gates secretary?

6. Novembre 2005, 02:28:16
grenv 
Sujet: Re: Disgusting Avatars
Bosko Biati:

6. Novembre 2005, 01:57:53
Bosko Biati 
Sujet: Disgusting Avatars
Although there can't be an argument about taste,
I'd like to see an option for switching them off.

5. Novembre 2005, 18:20:31
grenv 
Sujet: Re: Byo-yomi periods
Mirjam: I believe that here it's called auto-vacation.

5. Novembre 2005, 13:09:08
Mirjam 
Sujet: Byo-yomi periods
What about adding the possibility of byo-yomi periods in the time settings?
When I play against a player with 1000 running games, he or she mostly moves the last hour before time-out. So I have to wait 7 days for each move to be done. "Well, set the time limit on 2 days", but sometimes I want to think longer about a difficult move.
When you add the possibility of byo-yomi periods the players can time-out a fixed amount of times. F.i. when two players use one day per move and they use 5 byo-yomi periods, each player can time-out 5 times a game. When they time-out a new period of one day starts.
This system is used in the game of go.

4. Novembre 2005, 13:33:32
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: End of game date
kleineme: It's somewhere in the Bug Tracker.

4. Novembre 2005, 13:07:55
playBunny 
Sujet: Re: End of game date
kleineme: I've noticed this too. Matches that strangely weren't in my Last 10 list. Before I found them buried in the longer history I was ready to report it as a missing-matches bug, lol.

4. Novembre 2005, 12:59:47
kleineme 
Sujet: End of game date
Hi,

I've recently played a game where I tried to find a saving move for a couple of days. As I didn't find one I resigned the game. To my surprise the end of game date wasn't the day when I resigned but the day of my opponents last move!

Obviously this is the standard behaviour but it only now came to my attention as this particular game wasn't even in the list of my opponents ten last finished games! In my eyes this is rather irritating.

What makes it even more illogical is that the date which is displayed in the BKR chart is in fact the date of my resignation. I would like it to be more consistent and I would like it to be as in the BKR chart ;)

4. Novembre 2005, 01:19:46
playBunny 
Sujet: Re: Date and time formats
Fencer: Thanks :-)

3. Novembre 2005, 14:16:44
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: Fencer...
SueQ: Sure.

3. Novembre 2005, 14:03:52
SueQ 
Sujet: Fencer...
Can we have a drop message advancing us to the next stair game.

3. Novembre 2005, 07:29:44
Fencer 
Sujet: Re: Date and time formats
playBunny: Sure, it can be added to the list of supported formats on the Settings page.

3. Novembre 2005, 06:50:42
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Re: Date and time formats
playBunny: Oh, that one. I rarely look at it. Perhaps it's because I don't like the 24 hour clock and ignore it. It is two lines on my page too, but aside from it not being in AM/PM format I haven't any problem with it being on two lines. It actually makes it easier to look at for me by having it on two lines. Though calling 21:49 seems silly when it'd be lots easier to see 9:49 PM.

3. Novembre 2005, 06:43:09
playBunny 
Sujet: Re: Date and time formats
Walter: Good question. I meant the Date and time: on every page in the (for me) right hand column under all the flags.

If there was a new date format "dD Mmm YYYY hH:MMam" for that column, one without the seconds, I'd still want the discussion boards timestamps to show the seconds as they have relevance.

3. Novembre 2005, 04:05:03
Walter Montego 
Sujet: Re: Date and time formats
playBunny: Are you talking about the time stamp on these discussion board posts? If so, you can change your view of it as I have done and it all fits on one line.

Near the bottom of the Settings General page is this line:

Message area size

Then there's two boxes that you can change the settings in. The width and the heighth. I have mine at 5 lines 60 characters. This puts the date in the long format on one line. Just above it is a place for changing the look of the date. Unfortunately none of them have AM/PM and none of the have month,day,year in the order that I prefer them. I personally like having the month spelled all the way out. This is how I would have the format selected if I was given the option.

4:20 PM on November 2, 2005

3. Novembre 2005, 02:11:26
playBunny 
Sujet: Date and time formats
Could there be a short format with a 3-letter abbreviation for the month and the time without leading zeros for the hour, 12-hour clock with am/pm indicator (in lowercase) and no seconds?

Example:
3 Nov 2005, 1:06pm

This will fit the column much better than the long named-month format so it won't take two lines.

29. Octobre 2005, 19:42:58
MidnightMcMedic 

29. Octobre 2005, 16:04:40
ColonelCrockett 
Sujet: Re: halloween feature request
nobleheart: hehe, for some that is a year round necessary feature, LOL.

29. Octobre 2005, 01:08:29
nobleheart 
Sujet: halloween feature request
how about for halloween,all girls from from brainking have the pre-fix "zombie-ghoul" added to their login names?

29. Octobre 2005, 01:06:03
nobleheart 
Sujet: Re:
Rose: I speak francophone & ojib!!

28. Octobre 2005, 16:49:31
Fwiffo 
modifié par Fwiffo (3. Novembre 2005, 02:14:14)
I would like some more room to type a message which accompanies the membership payment.

28. Octobre 2005, 04:22:13
skipinnz 
Sujet: Re: Serious Feature Request
playBunny: Would that be a harp and glass of Guinness LOL

28. Octobre 2005, 02:16:04
playBunny 
Sujet: Re: Serious Feature Request
Bry: Delete the Union Jack? No way. I've selected it because I've never identified myself as English. Born in London, maybe, but I'm a Celt. Unless there's a flag for London Irish, lol.

28. Octobre 2005, 00:55:44
Rose 
Sujet: Re:
ScarletRose: Not what I meant at all. Our flag is here.
Referred to the use of proper english as a language

28. Octobre 2005, 00:55:24
Ewe 

28. Octobre 2005, 00:54:06
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re:
Rose: You are not recognized!! .. My goodness someone maybe needs to offer your flag to the site? Heck.. maybe even a gif of our flag as well.. ehhehe

28. Octobre 2005, 00:53:39
Bry 
Sujet: Serious Feature Request
Fencer - can you delete the Union Jack flag?.

As far as Language options, it can be replaced by the English Flag, and all those who have the Union Jack on their profile can choose from the English, Scottish Welsh and Northern Ireland flags, which are already in the database.

28. Octobre 2005, 00:51:43
Rose 
Sujet: Re:
ScarletRose: We could go ever further there and say Canada uses Queens proper english and has no recognition!

Our English can be and is so much different than US English

28. Octobre 2005, 00:50:08
ScarletRose 
Sujet: Re:
Bry: I agree.. we are English here in the US as well.. but our flag is 13 stripes of red and white shared with a blue corner filled with 50 stars..

28. Octobre 2005, 00:48:37
Bry 
Sujet: Re:
grenv: I think it's fine how it is, but I would prefer the Union Jack Flag that is at the top right, to be the Red Cross on white flag. When you hovver your mouse over it, it says "English", but that flag represents "British" - to me.

27. Octobre 2005, 23:29:04
grenv 
How about someone do a british english translation and an american english translation, then we could have both little flags at the top.

27. Octobre 2005, 23:25:38
Eriisa 
Sujet: Re:
Pedro Martínez: that's ok, we like black sheep of the Czech society!

we'll think up a reason to make it on topic..... I know! How about changing the black pieces in Amazon's to black sheep, then we can all shoot our arrows at Pedro!!!

Whew, now that we are all back on topic...........

27. Octobre 2005, 23:23:57
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
cariad: I think the moderators have taken a holiday.

27. Octobre 2005, 23:20:00
cariad 
Sujet: Re:
Pedro Martínez: Perhaps 'vacation' was used with the foresight that American English would be used by the majority of BK members?

Sorry, rod Delete as necessary.

27. Octobre 2005, 23:01:40
Pedro Martínez 
Sujet: Re:
grenv: Just a minor note: It's the British English that is used by overwhelming majority of Czech people speaking English. At school, teachers had always been telling me that my Englsh was "rubbish". But I have never stopped being a black sheep of the Czech society and never quit using the American English. Therefore, it really surprises me that BK uses the term "vacation".

Sorry for an off-topic post.

27. Octobre 2005, 03:25:53
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
Czuch Chuckers: Right, this is a czech site. But American English is kind of pervasive so it's not so surprising. In most other english speaking countries it would be holiday, so if this was a site in England you would never see the word vacation used in this context I think.

27. Octobre 2005, 02:25:23
Czuch 
Sujet: Re:
Vikings: That may be a definition, but it is not necessarily the meaning....

27. Octobre 2005, 02:17:11
Vikings 
Sujet: Re:
Czuch Chuckers: holiday means holy day

27. Octobre 2005, 02:02:16
Czuch 
Sujet: Re:
grenv: LOL... and this is not an American site, is it?

27. Octobre 2005, 01:57:58
grenv 
Sujet: Re:
Czuch Chuckers: I thought vacation was the American term for it.

27. Octobre 2005, 01:49:31
Czuch 
Sujet: Re:
BuilderQ: LOL... you are soooooo correct!

I was thinking in Fencers shoes, where it would be more of an incentive to pay some cash ;)

Personally I hardly ever end up using vacation days....even on vacation I somehow managa to get online for a move or two!


BTW.... why are they called a vacation day, and not a holiday?

27. Octobre 2005, 01:28:26
BuilderQ 
Sujet: Re:
Czuch Chuckers: Eager for some pawns to time out on games with you? :) It's the longer vacations that paying members get that can really slow things down.

27. Octobre 2005, 01:15:16
Czuch 
I like the idea of having free memberships for people to get a feel for this site.... but I dont think pawns should be given vacation days.

26. Octobre 2005, 01:37:46
Czuch 
Sujet: Re:
Jason: He is simply asking for a new feature.... as this is feature request board.
You can do it your way now, but he is just asking for a different way (and easier for him) way to do it.

25. Octobre 2005, 23:18:00
Pedro Martínez 
LOL@Jason

25. Octobre 2005, 22:14:10
Jason 
I see , but its all there all you need to do is re set your default for whatever you want to do .Depending on which game your playing .

25. Octobre 2005, 22:08:17
ColonelCrockett 
Sujet: Re:
Badinage: I can do that too, I guess that wasn't clear to jason.

25. Octobre 2005, 22:06:03
Badinage 
You can set ONE default action, so all games would STAY HERE what I was asking is if i could do the following:

Battleboats = STAY HERE
Checkers = Go to next game of this type

etc etc

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