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Hi,
I am using your article titled "should organ donation after death be mandatory? Facts, methods of consent, pros and cons" for a paper. I need to know the name of the author of that article and the year it was written. Please let me know as soon as possible. Thanks!
Hi,
I am using your article titled "should organ donation after death be mandatory? Facts, methods of consent, pros and cons" for a paper. I need to know the name of the author of that article and the year it was written. Please let me know as soon as possible. Thanks!
Hi,
I am using your article titled "should organ donation after death be mandatory? Facts, methods of consent, pros and cons" for a paper. I need to know the name of the author of that article and the year it was written. Please let me know as soon as possible. Thanks!
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Now there are line breaks. :-)
Updating comments will be available in the near future. For now, the best solution if you see there is a big mistake in a comment you just posted is to copy it, delete it, paste it and make the change before posting it.
Thank you for your other suggestions. We will take them into consideration. :-)
One solution is to add 'empty' vote option as a default which cannot be removed by poll maker that there is always one liable option for everyone of us. For example I encounteedr few times that 'neutral' is not good answer enough nor 'something else'. 'I don't know' is not good default null vote. Null votes just for people who want give a empty vote.
Point system should be only for likes and added content. Not for voting or if voting have to be included then you could require comment it for the point as well.. There will be RPG Players gaining more experience for sure and it might decrease of liability of some certain debate (voting)
There is no update function on comments?
Also line breaks /r /n aren't working.. Don't strip those. Ofc escape strings etc needed to check that user input doesn't contains injections. <><><>
function parse_html($comment) {
$comment = "
" . str_replace("\r\n", "
", $comment) . "";
$comment = "" . str_replace("
", "
", $comment) . "";
return "" . str_replace("
}
Not an issue for me but maybe an issue with users who reload their pages. In a couple of instances, I received the same reply to a comment multiple times. First time 5-6, second time 15 times or so. I know it's the same reply because the submission time displayed was the same. On a separate note from a user perspective, it would be nice to know which of your comments got a like and who gave you the like
Not an issue for me but maybe an issue with users who reload their pages. In a couple of instances, I received the same reply to a comment multiple times. First time 5-6, second time 15 times or so. I know it's the same reply because the submission time displayed was the same. On a separate note from a user perspective, it would be nice to know which of your comments got a like and who gave you the like
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