Quoting - only once

@heallan said in #20:
> I have been educated by the University of Life.
Great job!
It seemed like you needed that school.
You should also know what English language arts is.

@lucky_Nan said in #21:
> Great job!
> It seemed like you needed that school.
> You should also know what English language arts is.

How so?

@heallan said in #22:
> How so?
Because, you apparently went to school.
Don't act like you're dumb.

@lucky_Nan said in #23:
> Because, you apparently went to school.
> Don't act like you're dumb.

ELA with reference to that faculty of the education system is not an acronym I had encountered before this morning.

@heallan said in #24:
> ELA with reference to that faculty of the education system is not an acronym I had encountered before this morning.
Well, to bad.
You learned something new today.

@lucky_Nan said in #25:
> Well, to bad.
> You learned something new today.

You mean "too" bad, and that means my learning is complete for the week.

@heallan said in #26:
> You mean "too" bad, and that means my learning is complete for the week.
Good job!
Now, if I re-route us back to the forum post.

@lucky_Nan said in #21:
> Great job!
> It seemed like you needed that school.
> You should also know what English language arts is.
@Marcin2 said in #1:
> I have observed that in one post I can cite a fixed post only once. I wanted to make sure that this is not a bug
> and to ask about the reasons of this property of forum.

Press quote, type your text, and solve the CAPTCHA?

@heallan said in #28:
> Press quote, type your text, and solve the CAPTCHA?
No, no, no.
He/she means if he presses quote TWICE, it only quotes the user ONCE.

@lucky_Nan said in #29:
> No, no, no.
> He means if he presses quote TWICE, it only quotes the user ONCE.

If the user is being quoted numerous times for the same post content, this is a form of interrogation.