Re: Frequently Asked Questions Q: How Do You Quote Someone Else's Post When Replying To A Discussion? If you would like to quote another members post when replying to a discussion, which will look like this when posted:
Originally Posted by YouPdWhat | Simply find the post that you wish to quote and click the button that says "  ". Upon clicking the "  " button a reply box will open up with the message you are quoting already inserted in the text box with the proper quote tags wrapped around the text.
If you would like to quote multiple posts in one thread you would click the "  " button on each post that you wish to quote. Once you are done selecting the posts you wish to quote, scroll down to the bottom of the thread, and located on your left will be the  button which upon clicking the new reply button a text box will open up that contains the posts you are quoting with the appropriate quoting code wrapped around the text.
Additionally you can quote anything by copy and pasting the text you wish to quote, highlighting the text with your cursor and clicking the  icon in your text editor box which will wrap quote code around the text. This type of quoting however will not include the username of the person you are quoting like the above methods and is best used when quoting something from another website, post or other source outside of the thread you are posting in.
For example you might want to include your favorite quote in your signature and it would look like this: |
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| - Ghandi
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