> One problem I see in the who's logged on... is that you just
> spoke about setting the feature so they're always logged on.

True. When I say "always logged on" what I really mean is that you are automatically logged on when you return. The definition of "logged on" for those looking at the "Who's Logged On" list would be "Everyone active in the last 15 minutes." Even if you are always logged on, for the purposes of the list you would not be considered "actively" logged on after 15 minutes of inactivity.

> Regarding that, we purge cookies a lot and I assume that
> means I'll be logged out with every cookie dump because
> it holds a session key.

True. Not much I can do about that with the possible exception of those that always log in from the same fixed IP.

> Call the the EMAIL CLIPPING BUG.

I forgot all about that bug, but I do remember you mentioning. Would you happen to know the last date that happened so I can check it; or could you please email me the offending string. I forgot all about that error until you just mentioned it again...

> And I forgot WHY we would need to log in now that HTML is
> to only be used to insert schematics. I've only seen one
> image schematic posted this month and I did it. So is it
> all about collecting bonus stars now? :)

HTML can be used to insert images or provide links to external sites. Or, as I've mentioned before, you may use HTML as long as it makes your message more readable or more useful--the idea is that the content of the message is what is important, not unnecessary HTML flash. But if by using HTML you can make your message more readable or better explain something, by all means use it.

Craig Steiner