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Anti Addition Limits

Posted by TofuEmmy on July 21, 2004, at 22:38:18

In reply to where do i turn for help? (not FAQ!!!!!), posted by karen_kay on July 21, 2004, at 19:38:27

KK - At the top of each Babble board, in the midst of all the texty stuff, look for the red tag that says XML. Then look down about 3 inches. You'll see the place to set the option. I clicked on the high-lighted words "Anti Addition Limits", and got this text.

"If you have a case of "Internet addiction", this site lets you limit how often you may view and refresh the main pages in any 24-hour period. The first period starts with the visit during which you turn on the option, ie, your next refresh after that counts as your second. Refreshing the main page obviously counts as a refresh, but so does going elsewhere and then coming back. If you use up all your refreshes, you're taken instead to your browser's home page. Subsequent periods don't start until you visit again. This does not limit how many posts you view or how many times you post. If you change your mind, you can turn off this option. All this also requires Javascript and "cookies"."

Perhaps this will get you started until someone more knowledgeable can post, or until you are spanked by Mr. Bob - whichever comes first. Obviously you were just looking for a quick ride to the methodone clinic.

Take care. E



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