Is there a "Threaded" mode in these forums?

[skyzoomer]

I see responses in different threads that didn't use quotes from the person being responded to. Is there a "Threaded" mode to see the posts in a tree to determine who was being responded to?

Thanks,
Skyzoomer

 

[skyzoomer]

Please let me know where my question was moved to.
Thanks

 

[theog]

The only two threads you have posted in.

http://www.eightforums.com/software-apps/15485-should-i-install-win7-windows-8-programs.html

http://www.eightforums.com/software-apps/5437-classic-shell-windows-8-a.html

 

[skyzoomer]

The only two threads you have posted in.

http://www.eightforums.com/software-apps/15485-should-i-install-win7-windows-8-programs.html

http://www.eightforums.com/software-apps/5437-classic-shell-windows-8-a.html

I was referring to this thread, which was moved from "Browsers & Mail". But I found it here in "Site Stuff" using an advanced search via user's name (mine).

Is there a way to view a tree hierarchy to see who a response was for when quotes are not used?

Thanks,
Skyzoomer

 

[z3r010]

No sorry, in all my years of running forums you are the first person to even mention it, having the threaded mode that nobody uses in the site coding seemed pointless and it's all long since gone.

 

[skyzoomer]

No sorry, in all my years of running forums you are the first person to even mention it, having the threaded mode that nobody uses in the site coding seemed pointless and it's all long since gone.

Thanks for your response. In threads with many responses, it's sometimes difficult to tell who a response is for if the poster doesn't use quotes. But no problem, I'll just go with the flow.

Thanks,
Skyzoomer

 

[HippsieGypsie]

Hi skyzoomer. Welcome to EightForums.

One or two answering another post usually do it in immediate posts. Every now and then someone may beat them to it. If it's some posts later, usually they will quote the post they're answering or use @someone's name. There is good post etiquette here.

Again, welcome. It's good to have you aboard.