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I love this forum (obviously). As someone who is prone to be a bit verbose and also anxious to convey the tone of what I am trying to say I find being limited to 4 emoticons to be a small handicap. I think that they can be very useful in avoiding someone getting an unfavorable misinterpretation of a statement.
Is there a painless way to increase that limit to maybe 10 or 12?
Thanks:)


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robinson46176 wrote:I love this forum (obviously). As someone who is prone to be a bit verbose and also anxious to convey the tone of what I am trying to say I find being limited to 4 emoticons to be a small handicap. I think that they can be very useful in avoiding someone getting an unfavorable misinterpretation of a statement.
Is there a painless way to increase that limit to maybe 10 or 12?
Thanks:)


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It would be convenient. Sometimes I could convey everything I feel with just emoticons.
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dusty wrote:It would be convenient. Sometimes I could convey everything I feel with just emoticons.
Dusty don't let me get under your skin :eek: :p
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dusty wrote:It would be convenient. Sometimes I could convey everything I feel with just emoticons.
Something wrong with *$#%^%$.:confused:

;):rolleyes::D ;>} ;<{

I vote for more also. 5 pix limit ?
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It should allow up to 10 now.

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[quote="admin"]It should allow up to 10 now.

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Thank You Francis!:)
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admin wrote:It should allow up to 10 now.


That is great... Thanks a lot. :cool: :cool: :cool:


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robinson46176 wrote:That is great... Thanks a lot.

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So you only use THREE! :confused: :mad: :p :o :D ]
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Thanks Admin for keeping an eye on the forum and responding so quickly to reasonable requests.
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