May not be the right place to post this but was no better place.
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May not be the right place to post this but was no better place.
Hi like the title says, this may belong else where. This is just a question about the forum. i noticed the three icons when members post, showing the os icon that, that user was using when they post the message. Then there's Tux and a white thing.
My question is what does the question mark on the tux icon mean and what's that white thing too?
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Question mark: Online (hover over it with the mouse), no question mark: off-line (or invisible).
The white thing is part of the reputation system. You can "award" people reputation when an answer is given that solves your problem and/or gives info that is valuable.
Reading this thread reminds me of something... Sometimes, when I look at the "currently active users viewing this thread," some users have a plus sign next to their user name. What is that for?
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