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How to Properly Quote Someone on the Forum (& How to Fix it if You Mess it Up).
April 8, 2011
6:32 PM
Tyler
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I see people using the "quote" feature incorrectly sometimes. Basically their reply ends up inside of the original quote so the whole thing is in a gray quote box.

I've made the same mistake before, it's easy to do. But how do you fix it after you've messed up a quote?

Here's a quick video to show you what to do.

 

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