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Urgent - date in "Today's Posts"

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denny007

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Please state in "Today's Posts" listings a date, when the thread has been opened. I was thinking about that a lot, but today so many old thread has been bumped... It would be nice to be able to read only the REAL NEW threads, not those 1-2 years old bumped...
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The date is there for the new post, not the thread. I'll send this suggestion over for date to be added to thread column.
 
I know there is date for the new post, but it does not tell me, if is it new thread or bumped from 2003....
 
Today again some idiots bumping a lot x month to years old threads, this feature is urgent...
 
i'm confused. first post has date and time in the upper left corner. for instance, you started this thread yesterday at 6:40 p.m.
 
i'm confused. first post has date and time in the upper left corner

I think afflucky means normal listing, but I am talking about "today's post" listing, where is NOT the thread starting date:
http://www.dnforum.com/search.php?do=getdaily

And now this remind me another thing which p*ss me off here: why the links (external or internal) are target="_blank" ? I want to decide, if i want to open it in new window/TAB or in this window, I do not want the link decide it for me.
target=blank is in top 10 "What to do to p*ss your visitors ogg" i believe...
 
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