Stewart said:Alternatively, ensure that you click the Remember Me option when logging in. You shouldn't be forgotten then.
Stewart said:Can everyone edit their profiles without any problems? Delays, timeouts, etc. I've had an email from a new member saying they can't and I just want to confirm whether its the forum or not.
I have a different problem. When I click on the Multi quote this message button (the one that looks like a double quote), nothing happens. The quote and qr buttons do work.
Thomas, that's one of the things I've always anticipated. However, I'm not sure we're there yet, as the Tags (when people use them ) will show popularity of a subject. At the moment the dominant subject is US Literature, followed by British literature. Who'd have thought it on such a forum, eh?I like that fact that Worldlit is very compact and one does not get lost in hundreds of chat things,but due to its hugh success and ever growing size,sub section in liberary of Babel would become soon primordial if we want to find our ways.As well has pleasant.
as the Tags (when people use them ) will show popularity of a subject. At the moment the dominant subject is US Literature, followed by British literature. Who'd have thought it on such a forum, eh?
That's one of the things I've always anticipated. However, I'm not sure we're there yet,
I agree. I'm not sure about an obscure section as what may be obscure to some would be common to others. I have, however, closed the thread as it does appear that interest in Britton is a one-way affair and the ongoing bumping of the thread can be distracting.Stewart: I wonder if you might consider opening an "Obscure Writers" category. While I don't find Lionel Britton the least bit interesting, I have no objection to those that do -- except that it would appear to me they are determined that he should always show up in the Writers category.