Practice and Testing Discussion

By Steven Taylor on March 10, 2011 10:16 AM 10 Comments

Welcome!

This discussion is designed for both internal and external testing.

In particular, it's a great place for "Commenters" to practice making posts, to test the impact of various types of replies, etc. It's also a great place to practice using html to the extent that you might want to do so.

There's nothing that you can do "wrong" here, so enjoy!

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Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:19 AM | Reply

And just for grins, here is a first comment, so there can be a comment on which to comment.

Steven Taylor replied to comment from Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:23 AM | Reply

Please note that this comment is indented and placed below the comment that was entered by "Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:19 AM | Reply"

The placement is as it is because I clicked on "Reply" at the end of the line next to my picture.

Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:28 AM | Reply

This time I've started a new "thread" - or first level of comments - by entering a comment without using "reply."

In general, you should continue to "reply" to the last comment abouve in order to maintain appropriate indenting/nesting.

Please note that new topics, such as this, are listed chronologically. And "replies" are indented from the comment above.

However, if there are two replies to the same comment, these comments are listed with the most recent appearing at the top.

Steven Taylor replied to comment from Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:31 AM | Reply

This is the first reply to the comment that started "This time I've started...."

I'm also using html tags for bold and italics.

Steven Taylor replied to comment from Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:39 AM | Reply

However, this comment is appropriately nested/indented because I clicked on "Reply" to the comment that started "This is the first reply..."

Steven Taylor replied to comment from Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:34 AM | Reply

And if you'll notice the timestamps, this comments is actually entered later (even though it appears first) because it is entered as a second reply to the comment starting with "This time I've started...."

Steven Taylor | March 10, 2011 10:41 AM | Reply

OK... So much for the "tutorial." Feel free to make whatever posts you want.

Leslie Testing | March 10, 2011 7:21 PM | Reply

testing

Steven Taylor | August 2, 2011 10:50 AM | Reply

This would be Jim's first-level comment... Left-most margin... Note that you are already signed in at Webtorials.

Steven Taylor replied to comment from Steven Taylor | August 2, 2011 11:06 AM | Reply

And this would be the response from the sponsor. The sponsor would talk about the diagram with an additional comment, perhaps to click here to display the content.

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Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: And this would be the response from the sponsor. The sponsor wou
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: This would be Jim's first-level comment... Left-most margin...
Leslie Testing commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: testing
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: OK... So much for the "tutorial." Feel free to make whatever po
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: However, this comment is appropriately nested/indented because I
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: And if you'll notice the timestamps, this comments is actually en
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: This is the first reply to the comment that started "This time I'
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: This time I've started a new "thread" - or first level of comment
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: Please note that this comment is indented and placed below the co
Steven Taylor commented on Practice and Testing Discussion: And just for grins, here is a first comment, so there can be a co

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