Reminder when replying to posts in this forum - you can change the subject line in your reply
 

Just a suggestion on how to make better use of this forum feature.

A great feature of Kawf is the ability to change the subject line of your reply, allowing for fast reading, or at the very least, a synopsis of your reply. This allows other users to either completely read your short reply, or read a well-worded synopsis of your post, and then decide when to click through.

I'm not the Kawf police, but understanding how this feature works makes this forum alot more readable, especially for users on a mobile device.

Allow me to demonstrate.

Rather, reply like this - changing the "re: ...." to your own message.
 

If the reply is short, you can fit the whole thing in the "subject" header. If it's a long reply, other users can read that subject and decide whether they want to click through to read the entire post.

Hugs!
Bob

Re: Reminder when replying to posts in this forum - you can change the subject line in your reply
 

Replying like this requires you to click through to read the message. This is inefficient and makes poor use of the forum format.

^^^^^ Avoid replies like the above.

Also try to avoid posting, what seems to be, your own personal thread. Sorry I interfered :)

Re: Rather, reply like this - changing the "re: .." say what?" :-)

Re: Also try to avoid posting, what seems to be, your own personal thread. Sorry I interfered :)
 

Do what now?

Look, Paulroad and grag are going to keep me out of the running again for top 5 PWOTY's. I can even hear Girlroad spinning up her wheels.

If I'm not allowed to create topics that I can then reply to myself, I'm simply sunk.

Are you doing the 6spd thing? For real?

Re: Reminder when replying to posts in this forum - you can change the subject line in your reply
 

What is the best oil to use for the 2.7T?

Re: Also try to avoid posting, what seems to be, your own personal thread. Sorry I interfered :)
 

Looks like the six speed thing is a definite-maybe. Still waiting!

Re: Reminder when replying to posts in this forum - you can change the subject line in your reply
 

ORLY? :-P