Posted by His Address © [COMF] on November 29, 1999 at 06:47:28 {DGglKT6Uj28btmTRbiCQoRa3VCcycQ}:
In Reply to: ***Organizational Obedience posted by mntzion on November 29, 1999 at 00:30:59:
The address mtzion wanted to include in his post is tod_j@hotmail.com. It didn't show up because it was highlighted using the > (greater than) and < (less than) symbols. I got it by using my browser's context menu to reveal the source of his post.
Don't use the > and < characters in your text when posting on this board (unless you know HTML and are hand-formatting your text). These symbols are used to indicate HTML formatting tags, and they do not show up as text.
If you simply must use one of these symbols, you can make it show up (as I have in this message) by using a special HTML code for it, which is < for "less than" and > for "greater than." The ampersand character tells HTML that you are specifying a special character by using code instead of the actual typed character. The semicolon indicates the end of the special code.
On a related note, you can't use the ampersand character either. You have to type & instead. If you reveal the source of this message, you'll see that I used & to get it to show up in my text.
COMF