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Do you seriously think this little episode is worth more than a beer?
Although, seeing you freaking out about this was more than funny, maybe I go for two next time.
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But the real fun is, I already wrote the explanation here: October 2009 Screenshot Thread - Page 2 - openSUSE Forums It's the default (or was it 5 pictures per post?) of the vBulletin Software. Not more than 4 pictures, smilies are also pictures (of course they are when being displayed, I don't see why this looked "strange" to the OP), that's it. Not everybody has high bandwidth, if you allow a lot more pictures, some people will start to put perhaps 10 giant pictures (screenshots or whatever) in one post and somebody reading the thread on a modem will have to wait for a very long time until the site can be viewed.
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Some centuries ago, second half of 1200, Giotto (one of the greatest painters of all time) received a messenger from the Pope, who was asking to prove his skills. In response to this, Giotto draw a picture. A red , perfect circle (no instruments of any kind, just through his hand).
This simple image was enough to the Pope to prove Giotto's great skills. Moral of the story: images can express more than many words together. Giotto was not surely a retarded because his message contained only one simple image and no words. Having said this, it goes without saying that a post containing some hundreds of smiles and nothing else would not be appropriate, in most cases. But in the 6 years I have been a mod on Suse forums and previously on a Bittorrent forum I have yet to see anything like this. So I don't really think there is any need of a precise regulation. I do believe most users in this forum are smart (and being new to something, such as Linux, does not really mean being dumb) and they are bright enough to do proper use of any communication tools, words, images, smileys etc. I have never seen anywhere on the Internet someone being moderated for excessive use of images.
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I agree that the amount of smileys should be limited but do you really think, even for low-bandwidth users, that using 10 smileys instead of 4 as the limit will give them huge problems? If smileys cannot be controlled independently and are one and the same thing so the forum software can't distinguish between them and real images, then yes, 4 or 5 is a good value. But if the forum can control them independently (which I don't know) then raise the limit of smileys to 7-10 or so
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False Statistic user: Arrogance. I think we have a winner here!
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Hmm.. Akoellh dislike for emoticons brings back to mind my brilliant idea for Emotitunes.
(reprinted below for his enlightenment) Quote:
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