[Scspamcop] Re: Deputies : Fanbridge misusing "isp resolved" status multiple times

[Wazoo]

"Tim McGraw" <tmcgraw at spamcop.net> wrote in message 
news:g5ona3$6kb$1 at news.spamcop.net...
> Wazoo wrote:
>> "Tim McGraw" <tmcgraw at spamcop.net> wrote in message 
>> news:g5nr97$v15$1 at news.spamcop.net...
>>> Farelf wrote:
>>>> Don's comments and actions on an earlier instance:
>>>>
>>>> http://forum.spamcop.net/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=3842&view=findpost&p=65557
>>> Where on that page are Don's comments?
>>>
>>> F-U set.
>>
>> Very confusing
>
> There's nothing more confusing than going to a link for "Don's 
> comments" and the name "Don" appears nowhere. OF COURSE I know 
> he's SpamCopAdmin.
>
> When I first clicked on the link I had not set local-based options 
> for the forum. Now that I have, that link takes me to Don's post.
>
>> As farelf stated, the link provided takes IE6 and IE7 directly to 
>> the post in questions.  Pasted into the address bar in FF2 also 
>> worked for me. ...<snip>...  No idea how to get more 'specific' 
>> on the location.
>
> http://forum.spamcop.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=3842&st=140&p=65557&#entry65557 
> may be a more universal-type link for folks who have not yet set 
> local options. Note the "&#entry65557" at the end. I've seen this 
> construct with phpBB as well.

Technically, one's first visit would use the default 'standard' 
display settings.  What causes a lot of folk's issues is making a 
visit 'after' a previous visit following a search engine link that 
had the display set to another value (now called 'Outline' or 
Linear+) .. this 'selection is stored within the cookie the page 
provides, thusly impacting future visits to the Forum.

As far as the IPS software goes, your 'extra' is actually 
duplicating the "p=xxxx" item as far as the 'standard' view goes. 
Granted it 'forces' a view of the specific post seen in the 
'other-than-standard views, but actually, almost all users use the 
'standard' display.  Those that run into the scenario above usually 
panic a bit when the view changes (and they know not why)