For the love of all that is unholy, give (me|us) strikethrough on the forums

I'm not sure that this software supports it. Maybe there's a mod out there somewhere?

Some forum software does support it [s][/s].

It's fairly simple to add new pseudo tags, I'm sure Victor knows how to do it

YES. Give it. Now!

I'd rather have a [SPOILER]-Tag... Although [STRIKE] could be fun too...

Well, the spoiler one is kinda fakeable via [color=#f5f5ff], or [color=white] if you're lazy.

Since we're all requesting, I would like the /me, /you hack please

Quote from bbman :

I'd rather have a [SPOILER]-Tag... Although [STRIKE] could be fun too...

Spoiler one is on RSC.

Bean0 - what benefit is that on a forum? You can type whatever you want anyway.

Quote from Bob Smith :

Bean0 - what benefit is that on a forum? You can type whatever you want anyway.

Just for fun really, eg. I could put '/you smells' in my sig, and you would see it as 'Bob Smith smells'

What's the /me hack then?

/me slaps you

would result in

* AndroidXP slaps you


(alternatively without the star and in different font styles)
Seriously, these two would be useless, but there were already several occasions where I'd have needed a strikeout.

/me gets coat :'(

lmao /me doesnt know wtf is goin on (Oo) +11

Crazy thread

/me keels over laughing +4

DK whaps /you for making him fall off his chair

DK

+2 for striketrough
+1 for /you

How does the forum know who /you is?

Spoiler tags where mousover reveals text would be ace.

Quote from Davo :

How does the forum know who /you is?

Spoiler tags where mousover reveals text would be ace.

It knows because you're logged in. Just like it says 'Welcome, /you' in the top right corner of the page.

That would be /me. But how does /you work? does it just target the last person in the thread to reply?

Quote from Davo :

That would be /me. But how does /you work? does it just target the last person in the thread to reply?

/me outputs the name of whoever posted it.
/you outputs the name of whoever is reading it.

eg, '/me gives /you a cheese sarnie' would show as 'Bean0 gives <reader> a cheese sarnie'.

Aha thanks, that sounds cool. Yes please for adding the /me and /you thing,

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Whoa. Can we have a tinfoil hat smiley too please?

Not that one?