You are late in the party. All credits to user PowerGlove.
Here is the thread
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/identifying-the-op-at-a-glance-smf-patch-5412983
Topic: [New Feature]"OP" now displayed next to posts made by an the OP of threads (Read 95 times)
September 13, 2022, 11:36:39 AM
September 13, 2022, 11:36:19 AM
Before it was implemented: Identifying the OP at a glance (SMF patch)
It's nice.
But I do not think we should create another thread about this. Just my opinion. I know you wouldn't have created this thread if you knew about the thread, I am only just suggesting that you can lock this thread to avoid repetition and spamming.
It's nice.
But I do not think we should create another thread about this. Just my opinion. I know you wouldn't have created this thread if you knew about the thread, I am only just suggesting that you can lock this thread to avoid repetition and spamming.
September 13, 2022, 11:29:50 AM
It appears a new feature has recently been implemented in the forum.
When someone creates a thread, they are the Ooriginal Poster, or "OP". Now whenever someone creates a post in a thread in which they are the OP, the letters "OP" will appear next to their forum handle.
It appears there is a tooltip when you hover over the "OP" next to a person's name, which tells you that this person created the thread.
This is a cool, useful feature. When following up on a thread you have previously read and/or posted in, this will allow you to quickly know which posts belong to the OP of that thread.
When someone creates a thread, they are the Ooriginal Poster, or "OP". Now whenever someone creates a post in a thread in which they are the OP, the letters "OP" will appear next to their forum handle.
It appears there is a tooltip when you hover over the "OP" next to a person's name, which tells you that this person created the thread.
This is a cool, useful feature. When following up on a thread you have previously read and/or posted in, this will allow you to quickly know which posts belong to the OP of that thread.
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