How do you do "@everyone else" (the answerers you haven't already addressed individually?
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flo (
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May 13th, 2011
I mean to save time when you get a lot of answers, I want the ”@everyone else” to turn red just like the usernames.
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That’s not a feature we have at this time, and I doubt it’s a feature we’ll get – especially since the turning into red makes it a link, but where would the link go if it’s everyone?
@MyNewtBoobs yes there would be no link to go to. I might flag the quesstion.
@flo You can just type @all and everyone knows what it means – there’s just no link.
@flo there’s no need to flag your question, it can be useful information to some who still aren’t sure how that @ thingamagiggy works.
@all :: You could just wing it if making it red is a major concern.
@flo So? Why is making it red such a big deal? We can all see it even if it isn’t red.
@johnpowell Damn, how’d you do that?
@all ::
@all
Is this neat? Let’s see if it works for me.
Edited: Nope! Maybe @johnpowell will divulge his secret. Please.
I just made a normal link where the text was @all and the link went to the permalink of the first reply.
No, that doesn’t work for me.
@y’all = ” + @ + y’all + ” (minus the pluses and spaces)
@everephebe Why is this not working for me? All I get is
@all
@creative1 It’s exactly as @johnpowell said. I know I have done the @all before, it’s fun and you can link to anything.
@MyNewtBoobs strange. Can you link to anything else right now?
I mean it’s just slipping @all into the ” ”:
@all Hey, something anomalous is happening, when you yourself type it, it works well,
But if copy-paste it from my answer, @all doesn’t become a link, even after you have removed the space between : and h in the http,
right @johnpowell ?
I’m not sure if many people know about the permalinks so this seems like a good place to post them. Next to the ‘Flag as…” button there is a hidden paragraph symbol. You need to move your mouse over it to see it. That will give you a link to a particular quip within the thread. And if you hover over it long enough it will give you a timestamp like this. I wrote a greasemonkey script to always show them so that is why all of them appear in my screenshot.
yes, thats right :)
Quite a useful feature, you can pinpoint the exact answer you are commenting on or referring to! Like, the link above points to the answer where @johnpowell told us exactly how to do it!
To people who said why is it a big deal, my Q is about addressing everyone other than the 1 or the few that I have responded to in the thread not everyone when addressing anyone I don’t need to do anything, no big deal, no big deaal either way
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