CT has competition

Doug, by far.

 

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Three point shot, followed by a 'steal' and a quick layup........that's the only way that I can figure out how to get FIVE.........

 

Why wouldn't it be allowed to post a direct link to a coin-related site?

 

Did you just break the Doug's rule about giving a "like?" Or is he the only holdout among the Mods?

 

I don't think it's 'not allowed'. Links have been posted in the past. Peter ain't shaking in his boots. The folks that run the other forum?.......they're real anal retentive.

 

Why indeed? I've posted about how good CT is on other forums. It is the same as saying nice things about TPGS on a competitors site.

 

I cannot speak for the other mods but I give them all the time. My way of saying I like your post without gumming up a thread with such posts.

 

Some people just like to stay far away from anything that might be construed as an issue, even if it isn't.

 

I thought they were one and the same!

 

If I had a nickel for every emoji you used, I could buy all my dream coins, and retire now.

 

Well, keep dreaming. I'm afraid you would be very disappointed as you would not be able to buy much at all.

I just spent three hours on and off during TV commercials counting all the "little friends" I've used for emphasis since joining CT. At five cents each, you would have $31.15. Oh, $31.20 counting the one above. Now, $31.25. $31.30.

 

That's 626 emojis, and 5210 posts. ~0.120153551 emojis per post.

I think Insider is pretty light with emojis.

 

Perhaps I was VERY loose with the accounting. Truth be told, I guess you would have closer to $1000 to spend. Now, I'm curious and wish I had actually counted them.

Contest time: How many emojis (spelling?) has Insider used since he joined? And the winner is....who really cares. I would post this as a contest just to find out and offer a great numismatic prize EXCEPT I would need to actually count them to see who won.

 

Any member is free to edit his/her own posts. You will have noticed that, if a mod edits a post, the note will say "Last edited by a moderator: (...)". In this case, TJ modified his message, so it says "Last edited: (...)"

Christian

 

Two requests for links within 28 minutes, in that time Google was far faster.

Nope, no trouble, except look at your second post, "Post a link to it!" was not exactly a polite request for information.

normally yes, here, no.

 

The community on CU is great. The forum website was and still is pretty bad.