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Who/what is rudy? - rudy - 03-20-2014
I've seen like 5 different threads with the beginning,
"Hi rudy, "
Who is rudy? Lol.
RE: Who/what is rudy? - chmod - 03-20-2014
rudy would be you unless I'm very much mistaken.
what you are seeing is the user module when someone creates a post with [username*] (remove the *) everyone who views the post see their user name in place of the user tag.
[username] <-- try it log out and view this post and you will see "guest" in place of "rudy"
RE: Who/what is rudy? - rudy - 03-20-2014
(03-20-2014, 05:47 PM)chmod Wrote: rudy would be you unless I'm very much mistaken.
what you are seeing is the user module when someone creates a post with [username*] (remove the *) everyone who views the post see their user name in place of the user tag.
[username] <-- try it log out and view this post and you will see "guest" in place of "rudy"
No I mean like, who are people addressing when they say "Hi rudy," at the beginning of their thread?
Examples:
Here, bluedog begins with "Hi rudy, "
http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Important-What-is-the-use-of-the-update-log
Here, psycho_coder begins with "Hello rudy, "
http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-Tutorial-Learning-C-with-Psycho-Coder-Part-2
I think I saw the same thing in a couple other posts, can't find them though.
RE: Who/what is rudy? - chmod - 03-20-2014
They are addressing everyone using the username tag I just described, it just makes the thread a little more personal. as I said in my previous post the username tag changes to display the username of whoever is viewing it for example both of those threads when I view them start with "Hi chmod"
RE: Who/what is rudy? - rudy - 03-20-2014
(03-20-2014, 06:08 PM)chmod Wrote: They are addressing everyone using the username tag I just described, it just makes the thread a little more personal. as I said in my previous post the username tag changes to display the username of whoever is viewing it
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, okay. Lol. I understand now.
Thanks
