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Envelope meanings
What do the envelopes mean that are before the thread name in CD-Spy? This has made me wonder since I joined CD and since it has slowed down I figured it was a good time to ask. Is there someplace on CD I could have found the answer without starting a thread?
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08-05-2010, 00:27
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Re: Envelope meanings
If you go to a forum's topic-listing page, and scroll down past the threads and "Display Options" box, there is a key of envelope meanings.
Open tan: New Posts Closed blue: No new posts Blue + padlock: Thread is closed Open red: Hot thread with new posts Closed red: Hot thread with no new posts Blue + arrow: You have posted in this thread
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