What's with all the "Wirelessly posted..." opening lines in posts lately? And are these things automated or do the posters have to make an effort to add this? Seems like the online equivalent of wearing your cell-phone on your belt.
And are these things automated or do the posters have to make an effort to add this?
They are, in fact, automated. I bet they could be turned off via a preference or something, but maybe they are important for some statistics that Q is keeping or something.
I assume they appear because the user is using the mobile version of the forums? Is that correct? I know the couple posts I've made from my iPhone haven't had that, and I assume it is because I am using the full site. Can someone verify?
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (2nd Generation 3G iPhone; U; CPU like Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/420+ (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/3.0 Mobile/1C25 Safari/419.3)
I don't care either
Posting from a wireless device is never an excuse for stupidity.Yeah, the mobile version does that.
Personally, if I see that, I'm more likely to excuse crappy grammar, knowing how it's impossible to type on some cell phones
I think it speaks a lot about macrumors, it's too addicting, it's like crack. We've got people postin at home, work, and now on the streets, what's next?
Honestly, I don't care, but i think we need a rehab program
Posting from a wireless device is never an excuse for stupidity.
Wirelessly posted from a giant floating potato
Rawr.
some dude in another forum has:
"Sent from my iPhone"
and it's NOT in his tagline. He actually types this. Every post. Hahahahaha!~ He's radical.
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Not radical, he's sick.
I'd hate to see the UA string become some kind of status symbol - like the willy-wavers who list all their Macs and Ipods and stuff in their sigs....
Other than that, "Posted from MacRumors Mobile" without the UA string would be fine.