Help: Is there a site tutorial?

CyValley

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Hey,

Private Messages gives rise to this question. I don't know what's considered courtesy. When someone sends you a message (pro or con), is a response expected? Or, are responses (thank yous, for example) seen as unnecessary and a clog to the system?

Actually, other than posting and responding to messages, I have no idea what/how the mechanics of this site work. For instance, I don't have a clue what Credits are about or how they are earned or lost.

So, I ask, is there a tutorial here that explains the ins and outs of the site? I've taken a quick look about but have not seen one.

Thanks much.
 

isucyfan

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I would say that responding to a PM is courteous, but not required. I wouldn't worry about your PMs unnecessarily clogging the system. It's just a few electrons.:smile:

There isn't a site tutorial, but don't be afraid to play around with the features...you won't hurt anything.

Credits are earned by being active on the site, i.e. logging in, posting, etc. You can use those credits to bet on CyBookie events. Just click on CyBookie on the left Site Navigation menu, or the link at the top of the site.

As always, don't be afraid to ask the community or PM a mod if you have any questions.
 

CyValley

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I would say that responding to a PM is courteous, but not required. I wouldn't worry about your PMs unnecessarily clogging the system. It's just a few electrons. . . .

Credits are earned by being active on the site, i.e. logging in, posting, etc. You can use those credits to bet on CyBookie events. . . .

isucyfan, thank you much for the information. Guess I'll continue as I have been (but will respond to PMs; I want to be as courteous as possible to my fellow Cyclone fans). I see that I can ignore Credits, then (I don't bet -- ever).

Very helpful, isucyfan.
 

RyCy04

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isucyfan, thank you much for the information. Guess I'll continue as I have been (but will respond to PMs; I want to be as courteous as possible to my fellow Cyclone fans). I see that I can ignore Credits, then (I don't bet -- ever).

Very helpful, isucyfan.
I bet you 100,000 credits that I can get you gambling within 2 weeks.
 

shildreth

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isucyfan, thank you much for the information. Guess I'll continue as I have been (but will respond to PMs; I want to be as courteous as possible to my fellow Cyclone fans). I see that I can ignore Credits, then (I don't bet -- ever).

Very helpful, isucyfan.

can I have them then?:biglaugh:
 

Transient

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is there anyway to turn off posts, rep power, credits and join date? I wanna stuff as many posts as I can onto my screen. Thanks
 

Jer

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There isn't a tutorial but it's something I've had on my to-do for a very long time but haven't had any time to work on something.

To be honest, I lose track of some of the features at times, there are just so many and I'm typically working on developing several at any given time. Some never make it to the public side of the world but even the ones that do sometimes get hidden and/or buried by other things.
 

isucyfan

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is there anyway to turn off posts, rep power, credits and join date? I wanna stuff as many posts as I can onto my screen. Thanks

No, there's not a way to do this for viewing, but there is a way to increase the number of posts that show on a page.

Go to your profile page, on the left side of your profile is "Edit Options". Scroll down towards the bottom of the page and select the drop down menu under "Number of Posts to Show Per Page".