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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?

I understand completely, @Desertdi.  I'm a pro at that stuff, having lived in Houston over 30 years.

 

By the way, I'm going to a Celtic festival in May.  The sponsors always ask the appropriate rescue groups to bring their Celtic dogs.  My collie is just too old this year but I hope to take my new sheltie boy.

 

Ah, a whole day of men in skirts.  It amazes me that there are so many serious Celts in Albuquerque,  NM.

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?


@Kachina624 wrote:

I understand completely, @Desertdi.  I'm a pro at that stuff, having lived in Houston over 30 years.

 

By the way, I'm going to a Celtic festival in May.  The sponsors always ask the appropriate rescue groups to bring their Celtic dogs.  My collie is just too old this year but I hope to take my new sheltie boy.

 

Ah, a whole day of men in skirts.  It amazes me that there are so many serious Celts in Albuquerque,  NM.


@Kachina624   Ummm...........I lived in LA for 25 years...........so I'm sorta used to "unusual" attire.    The festival sounds like a lot of fun, tho!  di

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?


@gabstoomuch wrote:

I have never seen this? A black square, instead of a heart. What are they trying to say by blacking it out?


That you should cut your cholesterol intake? 

 

j/k

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?


gabstoomuch wrote:

LOL, no I am not crazy. Really! Smiley Happy

 

It was a solid black square. On a post in electronics, and 2 posts in here.

 

Solid Black. I know they go to grey if I have hearted something, that is why the black square confused me.

 

They are gone now, not sure what was up with that?


 

 

        @gabstoomuch, Just guessing since I haven't seen this happen (yet!Smiley) but it likely was related to the way the website was interacting with your browser.   I've seen some odd alterations to the pages now and then and I usually log out, clear cookies/cache/website data, log back in.  That clears up a myriad of technical glitches on the site.

 

 

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?

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@gabstoomuch   To the original poster - I just got one of these. It's not a black heart - it's a black "thumbs up".  Must have to do with the board update.  It's "thumbs up" liking the post, rather than a hearted post.  

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?


@Pearlee wrote:

@gabstoomuch   To the original poster - I just got one of these. It's not a black heart - it's a black "thumbs up".  Must have to do with the board update.  It's "thumbs up" liking the post, rather than a hearted post.  


Agree.  This just happened overnight (on my computer, anyway.)

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?

And now you can remove a heart given in error by just tapping the thumb. Poof! The heart goes away. Slick!

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Re: What does it mean when a 'heart' square is black?


@MaggieMack wrote:

And now you can remove a heart given in error by just tapping the thumb. Poof! The heart goes away. Slick!


Thank you for that info.  I didn't know there was more to this latest development. Smiley Happy

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