Ziko

Personally, I think it's easier to use BBCode, but that's just me. =PTo make an image a link with the Rich Text Editor, you need to put the image in first with the image button. After that, highlight the image, click the link button, and paste in the URL you want the image to link to. The URL that the link prompt asks for is the destination for the link, not necessarily what is being linked; whatever you highlight before clicking the button should be made into a link.Also, in the future, please remember to check the Compendium for answers to your questions; this one was answered in this post (the BBCode you'd use is there as well). Also, any image-related questions you have should go in this topic. =)

Can't really help with the Kanohi Nuva (I'm not great with recoloring), but for when you get to Kanoka, you might be able to use the images ccso35 made (here on the archive). They're not actual sets, but they're pretty clear. And this apparently shows which ones were actually made.

This is another archived topic that might be useful to you. It's not an exhaustive list, either, but it has a good number of pieces there. Some of the pieces there aren't really prototypes, and they're named as such in some replies (like Sumiki's and Sidorak's).This topic (also archived) has pictures of a lot of protoypes up to 2005 as well, but they're not just sets/pieces.

Your posts in the Creative Outlet have been being deleted because they've been generic posts, which count as spam. Replies to artwork topics should give some sort of feedback specific to the material (it doesn't have to be in-depth, just something that couldn't be posted in any topic).The triple post of your art topic was another matter. Usually that happens when someone double clicks the post button or go backs and posts after an error message (usually posts go through even with errors). Regardless, the duplicates should be taken care of soon.

Invision is just so good at blogs. >> Approving/unapproving (and deleting, but the others are simpler) comments makes content blocks reappear, too. That'd probably work well for content block editing. (also bionicles foreverrrrr)

They come back with comments. Poof! =D

Please don't post in topics that have been inactive for thirty or more days in this forum; that's the revival cutoff here. =)Topic closed.

I'm sorry, but you need to have a comic to post in order to make a topic in this forum. This would be better suited for a blog entry; however, only Premier Members can make those. Something you could try, though, is PMing bonesiii for permission to make a topic about this in Lego Discussion. There's a change that you could post about this there (it's not guaranteed, though).Anyway, since there aren't any completed comics here, I'm going to have to close the topic.

Hopefully not...I did too. '-'

Please don't post in BBC topics that have been inactive for twenty or more days.Topic closed.

Is it possible that someone else bought you a longer membership? If nobody did, it shouldn't have stuck around that long; sometimes there are delays before a Premier Membership is removed, but not that long. If you think you've had it too long, you could talk to Dimensioneer or B6 about it (B6 would probably be easier to get in contact with).

Please keep your posts Lego-related, guys. You'll need to get a new game approved for Completely Off Topic if you want to use other subjects.(and I might as well take this mask while I'm here)

It depends on what the issue is with the comment. To report a status update with a non-advertising problem, you can PM a Forum Assistant with this information: [*]the name of the member who made the comment[*]the profile the comment was made in[*]the date/time of the comment (or a link)[*]the problem with the commentIf the problem with the status is advertising-related, you can PM the report to AdvertAlert with the same information.

I've sent in a few news emails—around three or four, probably—but none of them were posted. Most likely they were out-dated by the time I sent them or just insignificant; finding news really isn't my thing. =P

Please don't revive topics that have been inactive for twenty days in BBC.Topic closed.

Please don't post in topics that have been inactive for twenty days in this forum.Topic closed.

Please remember to check the date of the last post in a topic before you post in it.Revived topic closed.

Revived...also closed.

Please don't post in topics that have been inactive for twenty or more days in BBC.Topic closed.

He resigned while the forum was offline.

Indeed

I'll go ahead and close this, then. Thanks for your help, guys!

Topics with a limited range of answers--ten or less, but usually "yes"/"no" questions--are often made into polls to avoid spammy posts where people just type out a quick answer with little thought. Since posts in the Voting Booth (the only forum where [Premier] members can post polls) don't add to one's post count, those short answers aren't as problematic and people can't use topics with simple answers to inflate their post counts. That's not to say people shouldn't think through their posts in the Voting Booth, but it happens.If you want to avoid your topics being polled, you should make them with open-ended questions or on topics with more discussion value. If people can't respond to a topic with just a "yes" or a "no," or if a good discussion is going, the topic won't be made into a poll. Also, if you want to ask a question that would work as a poll, you can PM a Premier Member to ask for once.edit: hm

Okay then...topic closed as requested.

So much this. Actually, I was thinking yesterday that these would have been more interesting in the pre-name history days.