Finished explaining my thought experiment

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Users are expressing frustration over losing lengthy posts in forums, particularly after investing significant time in crafting their messages. One user shared a specific incident where they lost a thought experiment just before finishing, raising concerns about potential technical issues with the forum platform. Another participant suggested using a word processor for longer write-ups to avoid data loss, emphasizing the importance of saving work frequently. The discussion highlights the common challenges of online posting and the need for strategies to prevent losing content.
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
It has happened to me again! This has to have been the 3rd or 4th post I lost just b4 finishing. This only happens in these forums. Does this happen to any1 else?

I had just about finished explaining my thought experiment when, idk did i presss a wrong button? I lost everything. I had spent nearly 30min writing. Trying to make it as clear as possible. It was my first time to share a TE with some one. I wanted to know what yall thought.
 
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cerburos said:
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
It has happened to me again! This has to have been the 3rd or 4th post I lost just b4 finishing. This only happens in these forums. Does this happen to any1 else?

I had just about finished explaining my thought experiment when, idk did i presss a wrong button? I lost everything. I had spent nearly 30min writing. Trying to make it as clear as possible. It was my first time to share a TE with some one. I wanted to know what yall thought.


I thought your lost thought experiment was interesting.
 


Perhaps from now on, as it appears your browser or something doesn't like PF, you should do these longer writeups in a word processor and then copy and paste them.
 


binzing said:
Perhaps from now on, as it appears your browser or something doesn't like PF, you should do these longer writeups in a word processor and then copy and paste them.

Good idea, ill try that if this continues. right now I am chalking it up to the gremlins.
 


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