Posted by Ensign Arthur Jones, Son of Ruk (Security Officer) in Main Sim - Lawgiver Ruins - Archive Search Team

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Stuart Philips (Operations Officer) in Main Sim - Lawgiver Ruins - Archive Search Team

Posted by Fleet Captain Drudoc Andone (CO) in Main Sim - Lawgiver Ruins - Archive Search Team
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OOC: Sigh copy/pasting this split into the main thread again..Phillip can you PLEASE try to watch for this? It is frustrating to have to do this constantly after telling you about it so many times please

GM CockRoach

OOC: Can you please explain how am I doing this? I just follow the post with my post, but for some reason I’m splitting the post? I don’t know how or what I’m doing. Please help
Philips

OOC: Don’t mean to sound harsh, but my response to the post came in well before yours, so I don’t know how you don’t know how your doing it. It’s simple, reply to the last post in the thread. Every single one of your posts come in after the post before yours, yet you don’t reply to that one, instead you apply to the one before that, splitting the post. Always reply to the last post and if you have to go up a bit to insert your response, do it, and sign off at the very bottom.

To put this in perspective, look at the archive post (that I mentioned above with my reply coming in before yours), Trainor spoke to Jones, I responded, then, instead of putting your reply in right after mine, you put it in “over top” (best way to describe it) of mine, in direct response to Trainor, rather than as a response to me. Refresh the page before responding to posts, to ensure you’re seeing the most recent post listed, if there are blue buttons below the post, click “next in location” until that button isn’t there anymore.

Sorry if this isn’t my place to respond, but I just thought I’d be able to explain

Katy

Ooc: Phillip before you post you need to be sure that the post you are responding to is the last post in the thread. It is very tempting to respond when you see a reply to your character and we all make that mistake. But that can cause a split if someone posted after you were addressed. So make sure you read the entire thread before you reply. That will eliminate most of your split threads also you are improving your posting constantly. Keep up the good work.
Roger.Rogers’s