Suggestion

[ckuxmann]

Is it possible to do like a twitter update almost of tagging people in posts? Like @Robert Burns?

I think this could be useful.


Cody

 

[Phil E]

you are probably going to have to explain what that means?

 

[ckuxmann]

Sure If I would put the tag of @Phil E it'd show up as a PM or something saying someone had tagged you in a post. Essentially directing you to go read this post that you've been tagged in for X reason.

 

[TheBFG]

we could do something LIKE that.....

But what should we do, if you want to do something LIKE that :chin:

 

[ddjamo]

@USA...no worries...he's the property of mother england....1 down 4,358,294 to go....

 

[Phil E]

@USA...no worries...he's the property of mother England....1 down 4,358,294 to go....

Capital.

 

[Lee Lifeson-Peart]

Twit-rer??

View attachment 2497

 

[Robert Burns]

or you could just post on twitter, use the #RugbyRefs hashtag and see it on our twitter screen.

 

[Lee Lifeson-Peart]

or you could just post on twitter, use the #RugbyRefs hashtag and see it on our twitter screen.

See post #7

 

[pwhaling]

I feel old. I have no idea what is being discussed in this thread.

 

[Lee Lifeson-Peart]

I feel old. I have no idea what is being discussed in this thread.

Moi aussi. I thought I'd stumble upon a new foreign language forum started by L'irlandais.

 

[Simon Thomas]

maybe we can get Sally Bercow to join in - she is always worth a laugh on Twitter :hap:

 

[Lee Lifeson-Peart]

maybe we can get Sally Bercow to join in - she is always worth a laugh on Twitter :hap:

Who??

 

[Guyseep]

Twitter is great. It's a good way to keep up on rugby news from around the world if you follow certain rugby news outlets, journalists and players. It seems most breaking news comes via Twitter these days.
And if you are so inclined you can also follow Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga.

@RobertBurns - the one thing I would suggest when you bring back the daily law questions is use a different hashtag. #DLQ is too generic. Try something like #RugbyLaws

 

[Simon Thomas]

Who??

she had a lot to say about Yorkshire's Jimmy Saville and Lord McAlpine see here

 

[Womble]

You did say twitter!?

 

[Dixie]

Who??

Seriously? You're not aware of the embarrassment caused by the tweeting wife of the speaker of the House of Commons? I know Yorkshire is a bit of a drive from civilisation, but I hadn't realised just how isolated you were.

 

[Phil E]

Dixie, you are forgetting the 20 year time warp that separates places like Yorkshire and New Zealand from the rest of the world. I am sure people will chip in with a few other places affected by this phenomenon?

:biggrin:

 

[Lee Lifeson-Peart]

When I replied I'm sure ST hadn't written Sally Bercow. Unless I'd misread it?

Yes I do know who she is.

 

[tim White]

Very few people would want to read everything I have written.

There is also the possibility that any post could be taken out of context if read in isolation