Okay, about all the now-lost comic syndications.

[conuly]

Since we're unlikely to get them back, and I don't know anybody who knows how to make a feed, what if we made a community? We could each of us take a comic and just post when that comic updated.

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[conuly]

1. Neither am I. If it's not in the FAQ, I don't touch it. And yet, I'd have way more than 26 support points if they'd stop closing without giving credit (grrr...) God bless people who don't read the frequently asked questions, and yes, they ARE.

2. I just c+p the URL of the journal. I don't know how much you know (you seem intelligent, but that doesn't necessarily indicate knowledge) so please forgive me if I give too much information.

I go to the page I want to link to, usually in a separate window. I double-click on the text in the address bar. I hit ctrl+c on my keyboard. I go back to the support request (or wherever) and hit ctrl+v in the entry box. Voila! Oh, and I don't mess around with HTML because it doesn't work. URLs automatically become links, but that's it.

I probably said a lot of stuff you already know, and I'm sorry.

[push-the-limits.livejournal.com]

Oh, ok...it's ok. I was trying to use the LJ specific tags.

We did it again on the Crossposting question...I'm just going to leave that one alone. Your answer was way better than mine, anyway. I wish there were a way to prevent that. I'm sure there's some LJ Support etiquette that I just don't know anything about yet.

I don't know as much as most, but more than some, or at least I like to think so :)
Thanks for your help.

[conuly]

I'm sure there's some LJ Support etiquette that I just don't know anything about yet.

Probably. I find my answers are often not approved, simply because they are missing information. So I read the approved answers, read the support communities, and just sit. I think it was two months before I got that first support point. I honestly have no idea how I earned it.