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Post by Deleted on Jul 19, 2014 10:32:41 GMT 5.5
There is hardly any new discussion on this forum. Why is everybody still using orkut? Looks like reluctance to change is not just limited to CSAT. Admins should do something about it, if they can.
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Post by AB BA on Jul 19, 2014 22:31:23 GMT 5.5
There is hardly any new discussion on this forum. Why is everybody still using orkut? Looks like reluctance to change is not just limited to CSAT. Admins should do something about it, if they can. People are busy studing. they visit the forums only during break time. Rahi baat orkut ki... waha tamasha chal raha hai, nothing relevant is happening. So, aap bhi is page ko band kar de and study pe punah lag jaayen.
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Post by Dr. Yatri Thor on Jul 19, 2014 23:07:53 GMT 5.5
yar exam mode me h janta abhi......orkut pe bhi 4-5 jo timepass hi krte rhte h ko chor do to jyada activity nai h serious topic pe....
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Post by Deleted on Jul 20, 2014 14:48:52 GMT 5.5
Good to know that its due to exam mode. New to this community, so not aware of its cycles. All the Best!!
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Post by Don Quixote on Jul 24, 2014 11:04:36 GMT 5.5
Can we add an unlike button in someway to show disapproval of posts? That is obviously those which are not blatantly outrageous leading to outright locking/banning, etc. crap, but merely annoying, and so on...
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Post by W@RRiOR on Jul 24, 2014 11:37:02 GMT 5.5
Don Quixote You can report any post if you think that it violates forum standards.
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Post by Don Quixote on Jul 24, 2014 22:46:09 GMT 5.5
Don Quixote You can report any post if you think that it violates forum standards. I know that, but reporting should be for extreme cases; I only meant for the dislike button to show disapproval. It will ensure we don't become too strict and not tolerate any dissidence against the 'forum standards' and yet have a way of telling people if something is not really nice / not to my liking, etc.
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Post by Dr. Yatri Thor on Jul 25, 2014 2:31:26 GMT 5.5
Can we add an unlike button in someway to show disapproval of posts? That is obviously those which are not blatantly outrageous leading to outright locking/banning, etc. crap, but merely annoying, and so on... Prel ke baad dekhta hn ye....abhi to admit cards aa gye h, 1 mahina aur exam ka
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Post by Don Quixote on Jul 25, 2014 9:36:40 GMT 5.5
Can we add an unlike button in someway to show disapproval of posts? That is obviously those which are not blatantly outrageous leading to outright locking/banning, etc. crap, but merely annoying, and so on... Prel ke baad dekhta hn ye....abhi to admit cards aa gye h, 1 mahina aur exam ka Absolutely, didn't mean to bother you in the middle of prep.
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Post by meaksj on Sept 8, 2014 21:22:53 GMT 5.5
Can we have a thread where people share stuff/tips around writing answers for main. Structure of answer along with content forms a important part.In that people can share snaps of their practice answers and constructive criticism can be leveraged for benefit of all.
For newbies like me it would be really good starting point.
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Post by Dr. Yatri Thor on Sept 8, 2014 23:49:19 GMT 5.5
Can we have a thread where people share stuff/tips around writing answers for main. Structure of answer along with content forms a important part.In that people can share snaps of their practice answers and constructive criticism can be leveraged for benefit of all. For newbies like me it would be really good starting point. This is a good idea, you can start new thread....regarding sharing of answer, you can upload pictures in your post directly. The features of starting new thread as well as picture sharing are available for all members.
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Post by Lisbeth Salander on Sept 9, 2014 15:02:09 GMT 5.5
Can we have a thread where people share stuff/tips around writing answers for main. Structure of answer along with content forms a important part.In that people can share snaps of their practice answers and constructive criticism can be leveraged for benefit of all. For newbies like me it would be really good starting point. Toppers' answers provide a good starting point especially for the structure and content. This year's topper has posted his mock test answers in his blog . Have you gone through them?
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Post by therealcommander on Sept 25, 2014 14:28:44 GMT 5.5
Bhai one more suggestion- Plz increase left margin by on 1 or 3/2 inch if possible.
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Post by therealcommander on Sept 25, 2014 14:32:11 GMT 5.5
bhai why only one star is being showed to my membership. plz give me 5 stars.
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Post by Dr. Yatri Thor on Sept 25, 2014 20:40:00 GMT 5.5
bhai why only one star is being showed to my membership. plz give me 5 stars. hahahaha... you have to earn ur stars Left margin ka dekhta hn, actually middle wale part ko kitna % krna h ye option to hota h.....left and right ko individually change kr skte h ke nai wo dekhna pdega
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Post by therealcommander on Sept 26, 2014 17:12:33 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.)
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Post by Lisbeth Salander on Sept 26, 2014 19:46:27 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.) Blue light does not refer to the colour blue on the screen. An excerpt from an articleWhat is blue light? Experts differ as to the exact wavelength of UV light waves, but generally speaking, UV light is defined as that part of the invisible spectrum which ranges from 380nm to 200nm. (Nm stands for nanometer which is one billionth of a meter.) This part of the spectrum is divided into UV‑A, (380nm to 315nm), UV‑B, (314nm to 280nm,) and UV‑C (279 to 200nm.) UV‑C, the shortest wavelength for purposes of this report, is virtually absent from ordinary lamps, blacklight and sunlight within the earth's atmosphere. It is largely germicidal in nature and is used by dentists and in industry for sterilization purposes. One of the primary benefits of the ozone layer is that it filters out virtually all of UV‑C. However, UV‑B and UV‑A do manage to enter our atmosphere where UV‑B and to some degree UV‑A, have been implicated in the formation of skin cancers and cataracts and in the degeneration of retinal tissue. (Van der Leun and Gruijl, 1993). UV‑A is particularly plentiful in the light emitted from black light bulbs, so popular in "sensory stimulation" activities. However, until recently, little was said about near UV, or "blue light" and its effects upon the eye. Blue light is that light with wavelengths in the 500nm to 381nm range. Both blue light and UV‑A are sometimes referred to as "near UV," but for purposes of this report, "near UV" refers to blue light.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 26, 2014 20:18:48 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.) sky is blue, water of the ocean is blue....blue is everywhere....so how come we aren't blind yet
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Post by Dr. Yatri Thor on Sept 26, 2014 21:11:05 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.) I have reduced the middle part from 82% to 78% now....... yar is blue light se jyada problem nai h.....orkut ka colour aur is website ka background colour same hi h.........aur tab ka colour meine already baut light rkha h....isse jyada light krne pe fir ache se dikhta nai....ek din meine baut sare colour combinations try kiye the, green suit nai kr rha tha tab pe.........
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Post by CHANGEZ on Sept 26, 2014 22:24:20 GMT 5.5
Kya quick reply me quote ho skata hai?
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Post by Dr. Yatri Thor on Sept 26, 2014 22:28:21 GMT 5.5
CHANGEZ what do you mean ? kisi ka nam ? like m quoting your name in this post thru quick reply
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Post by Lisbeth Salander on Sept 26, 2014 22:52:40 GMT 5.5
Kya quick reply me quote ho skata hai? Nahi. Quote karne ke liye aapko 'quote' wala button use karna padega.
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Post by therealcommander on Sept 27, 2014 18:17:59 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.) Blue light does not refer to the colour blue on the screen. An excerpt from an articleWhat is blue light? Experts differ as to the exact wavelength of UV light waves, but generally speaking, UV light is defined as that part of the invisible spectrum which ranges from 380nm to 200nm. (Nm stands for nanometer which is one billionth of a meter.) This part of the spectrum is divided into UV‑A, (380nm to 315nm), UV‑B, (314nm to 280nm,) and UV‑C (279 to 200nm.) UV‑C, the shortest wavelength for purposes of this report, is virtually absent from ordinary lamps, blacklight and sunlight within the earth's atmosphere. It is largely germicidal in nature and is used by dentists and in industry for sterilization purposes. One of the primary benefits of the ozone layer is that it filters out virtually all of UV‑C. However, UV‑B and UV‑A do manage to enter our atmosphere where UV‑B and to some degree UV‑A, have been implicated in the formation of skin cancers and cataracts and in the degeneration of retinal tissue. (Van der Leun and Gruijl, 1993). UV‑A is particularly plentiful in the light emitted from black light bulbs, so popular in "sensory stimulation" activities. However, until recently, little was said about near UV, or "blue light" and its effects upon the eye. Blue light is that light with wavelengths in the 500nm to 381nm range. Both blue light and UV‑A are sometimes referred to as "near UV," but for purposes of this report, "near UV" refers to blue light. panv kahan hain aapke bahan ji. main itna nahin janta hu. bas waise hi padh liya tha.
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Post by therealcommander on Sept 27, 2014 18:20:59 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.) I have reduced the middle part from 82% to 78% now....... yar is blue light se jyada problem nai h.....orkut ka colour aur is website ka background colour same hi h.........aur tab ka colour meine already baut light rkha h....isse jyada light krne pe fir ache se dikhta nai....ek din meine baut sare colour combinations try kiye the, green suit nai kr rha tha tab pe......... bhai, thanks for change. background bahut hi achchha lag raha hai. kya hum likhne wali jagah ka bhi color kuchh aisa hi kar sakte hain? aankhon ko bada hi sukoon milta.
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Post by therealcommander on Sept 27, 2014 18:22:03 GMT 5.5
bhai,then plz reduce it by one inch from both side. this can makes the site to look better. one more thing bro... I have read somewhere that blue light may make people blind, so plz change the middle part to greenish or to other colours (very very light.) follow the middle path use anti glare coating glasses.irrespective of the fact whether your claim on blue light is right or wrong .whether your demand of changing colours is accepted or not. this anti glare will save your eyes. bhai, anti glare use karta hun main.
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