[Alan_SP]

Originally Posted by nhawk

That is exactly what the 'Yes/No' option does, it gives the either/or option.

I'll have to think about it, but personally I think combining the two could end up with strange results.

I want to use users first line answer as variable, that I have ability to add some text to it if I want/need it. That I be able to make such thread names:

User's first answer is: {1}

Or if we could use both I could have:

{1}'s first answer is: {2}

Of course, it doesn't really need to be {1}, it could be also {2}, whatever variable number it is. And yes, I am aware that this could give strange results, but I'm the one who's creating threads names and this is something I do think about.

Now as I understand I can use only first answer as it is, without adding any of my text to it. It is good, but having it as variable would be better in my opinion. I really don't know is it possible, but I already miss it.

Stranger Danger!

You REALLY want links parsed?

You could end up with a ton of undesirable live links on your site that way.

I should be able to make it an option if you really want them parsed.

Yes, I really want links parsed. For example, when user's apply for moderator I want to ask him for links of threads he started, or he thinks he wrote good posts, as this is something relevant in my opinion what makes good moderator. In that case, having live links is commodity. I now just edit his first post without actually editing anything (links after that become live).

Having ability to choose live or dead links is fine with me, I'm always for having more control than less.

Also, I noticed you didn't phrased Start Application button, it's "hard coded" in template. Please, can you phrase it. The button to use when user chooses which application to fill out.

And one new suggestion. Can you make that filled out applications create new posts in already existing thread? Sometimes I'd like to use both options (you can say I like to archive applications in certain thread, to have all of them in one place), and sometimes I'd like only to add new posts to already existing thread.

Of course, I think this to be an addition to creating new threads, not instead of it, just like I can send PM or email too.