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Old December 24, 2009, 07:14 PM
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When the names are listed at the bottom of the "Forums" screen (i.e. users currently online), there is sometimes a plus sign next to a name, and sometimes a name is in bold font. Others are just plain font, without a plus sign.

Like this: laepelba, bobjenkins+, Rusty

Apparently I'm super bored right now because I am really wondering what those notations mean. David? Rusty? Anyone else who's smarter than I...?
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Old December 24, 2009, 07:19 PM
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No it mean that the person has added you as Friend in his list private here in Tomisimo.

Then When you have added someone to your Friend list, the person when is online, it turn to appear with a sign side of the nick name.
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Old December 24, 2009, 07:22 PM
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No it mean that the person has added you as Friend in his list private here in Tomisimo.

Then When you have added someone to your Friend list, the person when is online, it turn to appear with a sign side of the nick name.
I'm not quite sure I understand you, Crotalito. Which one (the plus sign or the bold font) means that the person has added me as a friend?

I don't understand your second statement at all. Sorry.
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Old December 24, 2009, 08:58 PM
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name+ : member is added as one of your friends
bold name : member is a forum moderator
plain name : member is someone you haven't befriended yet, or yourself
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Old December 24, 2009, 09:18 PM
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the + sign besides your name means the person is on your friends list, or you sent a friend request....bolded names are mods
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name+ : member is added as one of your friends
bold name : member is a forum moderator
plain name : member is someone you haven't befriended yet, or yourself
Muchas gracias, no había estado seguro sobre eso
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Old December 25, 2009, 04:25 AM
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Thanks Rusty & Jessica ... that's helpful!
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I'm not quite sure I understand you, Crotalito. Which one (the plus sign or the bold font) means that the person has added me as a friend?

I don't understand your second statement at all. Sorry.
I'm sorry laepelba for the low answer or question in this case, because I could seen that your doubt already was answer.


But anyway I'd like to know.

What didn't you understanding about my explanation?

If really the that Rusty said and also Jessica, it was at most the same that I said before..

I telling you this because, I try get better my English correcting myself.

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No it mean that the person has added you as Friend in his list private here in Tomisimo. I wasn't sure what you meant by "it" in this first sentence. I asked about the plus signs AND I asked about the bold font. You didn't specify which one you were talking about.

Then When you have added someone to your Friend list, the person when is online, it turn to appear with a sign side of the nick name.This seems to say the same thing that your first sentence said. But I'm not sure (again) which you're talking about, the plus sign or the bold font. I will correct the syntax/grammar of this second sentence below.

Your sentence: Then When you have added someone to your Friend list, the person when is online, it turn to appear with a sign side of the nick name.

What I think you meant: Then when you have added someone to your friend list, when the person is online, it appears with a sign beside the nickname.
I hope this is helpful. I understand (I think) that you were saying that one of these things (the plus sign or the bold font) happens with people from my friends list, but beyond that, I wasn't sure what you meant.
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Old December 27, 2009, 08:56 PM
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