Possible use of a word filter
I've only been here a short time but I've seen this a bunch of times...
Someone is discussing using PAM (Provent-A-Mite) and a newbie comes in thinking they mean the cooking spray. This could be VERY detrimental to a new snake if the owner decides to coat them in cooking spray. :O
Is it possible to setup the word filter so that when someone types "PAM" it auto converts it to Provent-A-Mite?
Re: Possible use of a word filter
Interesting idea. Will see about it :gj:
Re: Possible use of a word filter
Look at this thread and posts # 6, 7 and 9
http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=96576
I REALLY think this is a good idea before someone does some major damage to their snake by coating them in cooking spray
Re: Possible use of a word filter
Hasn't there been talk of this?
I know Redtailboa.net uses a system like this.
But what it does is it makes commonly abbreviated things highlighted, and then at the end of they're post, it tells you what it means.
Re: Possible use of a word filter
I agree I know that is what first came to my mind when I saw PAM :confused::rolleye2:
Re: Possible use of a word filter
You have a point there.
I remember reading "PAM" and thought it was the cooking spray until someone said Provent-A-Mite.
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It did not even click for a while I thought hey:weirdface That is way cheaper then that provent a mite stuff I read about:rofl: omg :rolleye2:
Re: Possible use of a word filter
sounds like an awesome idea!