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·Well, this is the umpteenth time I've screwed up and wiped out a response I've carefully written 
On the "reply" or post screen, there is a button at the top that says "Add Reply". Under the composition box there is also a button that says "Add Reply". I have learned through many stupidities on my part that the "Add Rely" button on the top should be labeled "Start over" because if you hiot that button it will wipe out anything you have written and give you a fresh "reply" screen. No ammount of history or cache checking will get the message back.
Anyway, I KNOW not to hit that button when I want to post the reply. I know to hit the button that is usually just off the bottom of the screen by default (nice and hidden so I can forget about it.). But guess what? I still tend to hit the big button at the top that says "Add Reply". ARGH!
I noticed that button is not present when starting an new thread. Is there a way that this button could be removed from the "reply" screens so that idiots like me don't wipe out responses instead of post them?
I understand if you can't.
See ya
Tony
On the "reply" or post screen, there is a button at the top that says "Add Reply". Under the composition box there is also a button that says "Add Reply". I have learned through many stupidities on my part that the "Add Rely" button on the top should be labeled "Start over" because if you hiot that button it will wipe out anything you have written and give you a fresh "reply" screen. No ammount of history or cache checking will get the message back.
Anyway, I KNOW not to hit that button when I want to post the reply. I know to hit the button that is usually just off the bottom of the screen by default (nice and hidden so I can forget about it.). But guess what? I still tend to hit the big button at the top that says "Add Reply". ARGH!
I noticed that button is not present when starting an new thread. Is there a way that this button could be removed from the "reply" screens so that idiots like me don't wipe out responses instead of post them?
See ya
Tony