Is Strike-Out Back? Computer Issues Investigated

Thread starter JaredJames
Start date May 24, 2011

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The discussion centers around the reappearance of the strike-through feature for banned users, with one participant questioning if it's a widespread issue or a personal computer glitch. Another confirms that the strike-through is indeed back, alleviating concerns about additional errors on their end. There are mentions of potential computer issues, such as cache problems, affecting user experience. Overall, the conversation highlights a shared curiosity about the functionality of the strike-through feature. The return of this feature seems to be acknowledged as a positive change.

May 24, 2011

JaredJames

Just curious if you've actually brought the strike-through back for banned persons or is it just my computer 'doing its thing' again?

Only wondering because my computer has done some weird things recently and it wouldn't surprise me if some cache issue is occurring.

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May 24, 2011

Greg Bernhardt

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It is indeed back

May 24, 2011

JaredJames

Fair enough.

At least it isn't another error for me to fix on this end.

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