Need help with citations!

What exactly is the point of this thing, and how am I supposed to actually use it? 🙈

Kyle Jackson54 said:What's the point of this and how does it work? 🙈

The first one is multi-quote—you click that on any posts you want to cite, then hit post reply. That way you can include quotes from multiple users in a single post.

The second is fast reply—it just pulls that specific post down into the quick reply box.

Right now, neither function is actually enabled, so they're pretty much useless. 🙂

gentlecanyon92 said:use multi-quote first—just hit that button on all the posts you want to rip, then hit reply. lets you quote a bunch of people at once...

tried it earlier🙄

click it and nothing happens😉

Jerry Martin19 said:early morning update🙄

you click it and absolutely nothing happens😉

gentlecanyon92 said:neither function is enabled right now, so they're completely useless🙂

😉

Hey there. 🙂

Has this thing ever actually worked—and more importantly—is it ever going to work? 😵

It didn't happen, and frankly, it most likely never will. 🙂

I don't know...
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:man, don't even get me started:

I am under the firm impression that those two buttons serve absolutely no functional purpose whatsoever and exist purely for aesthetic appeal 😕

gentlecanyon92 said:😉

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Is there any way to quote multiple posts at once?

Right now, if I want to reply to several different people, my current workflow involves opening the forum in a separate window just so I can copy and paste everything back into my own thread... It feels incredibly tedious. Is there perhaps a more streamlined method for handling this?

edit: I don't mean using the multi-quote feature, but rather pulling from several distinct users simultaneously...

No, they haven't activated that yet..

👍Quick and professional service, my thanks to you...

I have a question of my own: the multi-quote feature used to work for me, but only for a brief period. Now, whenever I want to quote multiple users in a single post, I have to open up Notepad, paste all the quotes there, and then paste everything back into my reply. It isn't an impossible task—I’ve been doing this for months now—but if the feature actually exists, why on earth shouldn't I be using it?

Why is my multi-quote function broken? I assume this is just happening to me...

It’s not working for anyone

Why is the multi-quote feature failing to function for me? I suspect this is an isolated issue affecting only my account.

gentlecanyon92 said:It seems like absolutely nothing is working for anyone at the moment.

gentlecanyon92 said:No, they still haven't pushed that through yet...

silentdriver5 said:👍 Fast and professional, thank you!

Nathan Martin29 said:I have a question of my own: the multi-quote feature used to work for me, but only for a fleeting moment, which is why now, whenever I want to quote several users in a single response, I resort to opening Notepad, pasting all the quotes there first, and then pasting the whole mess back into my reply. It isn’t exactly a crisis since I’ve grown accustomed to this tedious workaround over the last few months, but if the functionality actually exists, why on earth am I being forced to ignore it?

Is the multi-quote feature broken for everyone else, or am I just having some uniquely frustrating technical difficulties here? It feels like this issue is targeting me specifically.

Hannah Brooks86 said:Why on earth isn't the multi-quote feature working for me? I can only assume this is some localized glitch happening exclusively on my end.

To multi-quote any of the posts you want to respond to, just click that little icon to the right of the "quote" button—you know, the one with the double quotation marks on it. Last one. If you want to see what I posted above, any multi-quota spammer just needs to hit that "quote" button.

test test😁

northernridge13 said:just checking things out😁

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It’s not really a technical glitch or anything, I just wasn't sure who to ask here.

Does anyone know how to pull off a quote like this when starting a new thread?
https://i.postimg.cc/JhHMbSCf/IMG-20220911-192449.jpg