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Jaeh:
oh cool.

DV Jaeh v1.0 YR0.83 FR0.75 BK++ JB TH++ WG+++ CL++ SW BC- SH[Murphy+++++ Molly-]

LogicMouseLives:

--- Quote from: stormshadow on August 07, 2010, 05:36:19 AM ---So we MinneSNOWtans out in force tonight hmm?? Bloomington here but the 55420 zip still shows as Mpls when you look it up..lol

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Same here! I'm actually in St. Louis Park, but half my mail reads Minneapolis. (And nobody outside the state knows from SLP, but Minneapolis is on the maps, so easier to refer to in general. :D)

LML

LogicMouseLives:

--- Quote from: ÐoTÅrçhoñ on August 07, 2010, 07:20:01 AM ---Hey knnn

Wouldn't it be easier to show like this:

DV DoTArchon V1.0 YR4 FR0.25 BK(+2) JB(0) TH(+2) WG(+1) CL(+2) SW(-1) BC(+1)

this at least cuts down on all the +++ ---- which gets a bit long depending on how paranoid you are :)

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It's a thought.

But unless you're really an outlier on most things it won't actually be fewer characters. [ (+2)=4 characters where ++= just 2] And using the parenthesis like that you couldn't show ranges of response the way we were discussing.

LML

dead beef:

--- Quote from: LogicMouseLives on August 07, 2010, 05:10:37 PM ---Same here! I'm actually in St. Louis Park, but half my mail reads Minneapolis. (And nobody outside the state knows from SLP, but Minneapolis is on the maps, so easier to refer to in general. :D)

LML

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i live just outside of minnesota and i've heard of SLP.  BTW.  Go Twins/Vikings.

knnn:

--- Quote from: ÐoTÅrçhoñ on August 07, 2010, 07:20:01 AM ---Hey knnn

Wouldn't it be easier to show like this:

DV DoTArchon V1.0 YR4 FR0.25 BK(+2) JB(0) TH(+2) WG(+1) CL(+2) SW(-1) BC(+1)

this at least cuts down on all the +++ ---- which gets a bit long depending on how paranoid you are :)

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Not a bad idea, though as mentioned, I'd like to save () for doing ranges.  Also, the "original geek code" did it +++++way, so I'm keeping true to the original work.

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