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    Default What does that icon mean?

    What does the Japanese flag icon next to some threads in the forum indexes mean?

    It also appears next to my "Profile" button on this page.
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    means that there are new posts in that thread you haven't read yet..
    Rogier van der Peijl

    REAL SCOTSMEN WEAR KILTS because sheep can hear a zipper at 500 yards!

    Originally posted by Cady Goldfield
    Ah, what a cutie, Rogier. I'll bet a lot of ladies in Netherlands are mourning because you are out of circulation now!

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    I thought it meant that that person was currently logged on.
    Pete Boyes.
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    might be..... not sure now...

    John.... HEEEEELLLPPP
    Rogier van der Peijl

    REAL SCOTSMEN WEAR KILTS because sheep can hear a zipper at 500 yards!

    Originally posted by Cady Goldfield
    Ah, what a cutie, Rogier. I'll bet a lot of ladies in Netherlands are mourning because you are out of circulation now!

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    Thumbs up Both right! ...

    I'm not John (and I don't play him on a television show!), but I can tell you that you are both correct. On the forum index page, it signifies which forums (fora?) have had new posts made since the last time you logged on. Inside the individual fora (forums?), it signifies which members are currently logged on.

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    Paul Smith
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    dude... thanks for the answer.... we hereby name thee "replacement John"
    Rogier van der Peijl

    REAL SCOTSMEN WEAR KILTS because sheep can hear a zipper at 500 yards!

    Originally posted by Cady Goldfield
    Ah, what a cutie, Rogier. I'll bet a lot of ladies in Netherlands are mourning because you are out of circulation now!

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    Default Re: Both right! ...

    Originally posted by pgsmith
    I'm not John (and I don't play him on a television show!), but I can tell you that you are both correct. On the forum index page, it signifies which forums (fora?) have had new posts made since the last time you logged on. Inside the individual fora (forums?), it signifies which members are currently logged on.
    Thanks. But what about in this thread where it only appears next to the "Profile" button on my first post, and not any of your replies?

    Duh, never mind. Of course it appears on my page now, because I'm logged on. And it's not on your replies because, I see by the time and date, you're probably logged off. Got it.

    Also, as an aside, in modern usage either "fora" or "forums" is a correct plural of "forum" with "forums" being the more common. Unless you're in Rome, maybe.
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