I tend to see myself only leaving a 2 word reply in scripting support. However it says that I need to at least reply with 20 words. Is there a way to “comment” someone like something you would see on the scripting helpers website? Or do I just need to make my response longer?
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Your responses have to be at least 30 characters long if you are replying to a post or posting something.
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I’m not sure why you’re only replying with two words - but most people just do something like “Wow thats so great! (30 Charrsssssss)” to bypass it.
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May I ask what your replying with that’s two words long
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A reply with 2 words?
We have the like function for a reason. Use that if you are going to say ‘Thank you!’, or ‘Thanks!’.
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You can say whatever you were gonna say then at the bottom add a blur spoiler and put “30 characters” or something like that
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Most likely Short replays the reply has to be atleast 30 letters So if you wrote 2 words you can always add (30 characters) in the end
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If your having an error with replying to a post, you should just add more to it. The minimum characters to post a reply is that so that you have something to add to the post that is meaningful, or simply has context to it.
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Generally, if a reply is only 2 words, it doesn’t add anything significant to the topic, and will most likely be removed and your account will be warned.
Saying posts like for example:
Examples
- Rip (30characterssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss)
- Lol (30charsssssssssssssssssssssssssssss)
- Thank you so much! (30 chars 30 chars)
- Thanks! (30 characters 30 30 30)
is prohibited as per the forum rules, every reply needs to add something significant. If you want to thank someone, just use the Like button.
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No, not like that. Like mentioned above, if the forum is preventing you from replying due to not meeting the minimum character limit that is likely to prevent low-quality posts. 100% of the time, your <30 character reply can be a like instead.
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Although annoying, you’re supposed to use the like button for that.
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I’m sure there are certain situations where a 2 worded response is fine to use, and doesn’t need a heart. For example, imagine this scenario: a developer on the devfourm asks me specifically for how to write a short post. I tell him -
Like this
30 Characters
My post is both relevant to the discussion, and short. I provided a solution to his problem yet kept my post short. Now, how he applies this knowledge may be against the devfourm TOS, but when I used it, I didn’t break any rules. My post maintained relevance while being short.
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