Response notification flag?

I envision..

Reply to your brilliantly crafted Post #66666, in which you described the coming Apocalypse - has been analyzed.

Response suffers from one or more of:

* Accent
* Ad hoc
* Affirmation of the consequent
* Amphiboly
* Anecdotal evidence
* Argumentum ad antiquitatem
* Argumentum ad baculum / Appeal to force
* Argumentum ad crumenam
* Argumentum ad hominem
* Argumentum ad ignorantiam
* Argumentum ad lazarum
* Argumentum ad logicam
* Argumentum ad misericordiam
* Argumentum ad nauseam
* Argumentum ad novitatem
* Argumentum ad numerum
* Argumentum ad populum
* Argumentum ad verecundiam
* Audiatur et altera pars
* Bifurcation
* Circulus in demonstrando
* Complex question / Fallacy of interrogation / Fallacy of presupposition
* Fallacies of composition
* Converse accident / Hasty generalization
* Converting a conditional
* Cum hoc ergo propter hoc
* Denial of the antecedent
* The fallacy of accident / Sweeping generalization / Dicto simpliciter
* Fallacy of division
* Equivocation / Fallacy of four terms
* The extended analogy
* Ignoratio elenchi / Irrelevant conclusion
* The Natural Law fallacy / Appeal to Nature
* The "No True Scotsman..." fallacy
* Non causa pro causa
* Non sequitur
* Petitio principii / Begging the question
* Plurium interrogationum / Many questions
* Post hoc ergo propter hoc
* Red herring
* Reification / Hypostatization
* Shifting the burden of proof
* The slippery slope argument
* Straw man
* Tu quoque
* Fallacy of the Undistributed Middle / "A is based on B" fallacies / "...is a type of..." fallacies

For comparison with Library of Congress database of suggested ripostes, select style and click [devastate] [mollify] [tearfully concede] [waffle]

C'mon, let's get with the PROGRAM!

Post #65,884 by Silverlock 12/1/02 12:59:02 PM Reply	Response notification flag? This is probably too unwieldy but, could you somehow allow a user selected flag to be set that will notify the user on login that a response to the selected post has been made? Perhaps a link on the main page that jumps to the reply. Something like--- Your post, "Blah, blah, blah", number 9999999<-(link) has a reply. There are occasions that I would like to be able to see the answer to a burning question ASAP. please provide instant gratification. :-) Why should we ask our military to die for cheap oil when the rest of us aren't even being asked to get better mileage? -[link\|http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?itemid=14107\|Molly Ivins]
Post #65,894 by Ashton 12/1/02 3:57:49 PM Reply	Let's not skimp on the convenience, OK? I envision.. Reply to your brilliantly crafted Post #66666, in which you described the coming Apocalypse - has been analyzed. Response suffers from one or more of: * Accent * Ad hoc * Affirmation of the consequent * Amphiboly * Anecdotal evidence * Argumentum ad antiquitatem * Argumentum ad baculum / Appeal to force * Argumentum ad crumenam * Argumentum ad hominem * Argumentum ad ignorantiam * Argumentum ad lazarum * Argumentum ad logicam * Argumentum ad misericordiam * Argumentum ad nauseam * Argumentum ad novitatem * Argumentum ad numerum * Argumentum ad populum * Argumentum ad verecundiam * Audiatur et altera pars * Bifurcation * Circulus in demonstrando * Complex question / Fallacy of interrogation / Fallacy of presupposition * Fallacies of composition * Converse accident / Hasty generalization * Converting a conditional * Cum hoc ergo propter hoc * Denial of the antecedent * The fallacy of accident / Sweeping generalization / Dicto simpliciter * Fallacy of division * Equivocation / Fallacy of four terms * The extended analogy * Ignoratio elenchi / Irrelevant conclusion * The Natural Law fallacy / Appeal to Nature * The "No True Scotsman..." fallacy * Non causa pro causa * Non sequitur * Petitio principii / Begging the question * Plurium interrogationum / Many questions * Post hoc ergo propter hoc * Red herring * Reification / Hypostatization * Shifting the burden of proof * The slippery slope argument * Straw man * Tu quoque * Fallacy of the Undistributed Middle / "A is based on B" fallacies / "...is a type of..." fallacies For comparison with Library of Congress database of suggested ripostes, select style and click [devastate] [mollify] [tearfully concede] [waffle] C'mon, let's get with the PROGRAM! In a mass culture, when everyone doesn't want it - nobody gets it. ~ Roger Price in Avoidism, a philosophy for Our Time.
Post #65,900 by CRConrad 12/1/02 5:08:35 PM Reply	How 'bout you just bookmark your user page? Check [link\|http://z.iwethey.org/forums/render/user?userid=155\|http://z.iwethey.org...r/user?userid=155] ; it says "Response notification flag? 1 reply". Yeah, of course you'd have to remember how many replies there were last you checked it... Christian R. Conrad Mechanisation As our souls are slowly stolen The wheels of progress keep steamrolling Mechanisation melts our minds To drive the furnace that drives us blind. -- [link\|http://www.vergenet.net/~conrad/poetry/mechanisation.html\|© Conrad Parker, 1993]
Post #66,030 by Silverlock 12/2/02 10:12:48 AM Reply	User page? I have a user page? who'da thunk it. :) That should do the trick. Not quite the way I envisioned it, but it'll do the job. Why should we ask our military to die for cheap oil when the rest of us aren't even being asked to get better mileage? -[link\|http://www.workingforchange.com/article.cfm?itemid=14107\|Molly Ivins]
Post #66,039 by CRConrad 12/2/02 10:32:21 AM Reply	You're welcome! :-)

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