Thanks, Helfdan! Since you're so smart, look in the upper right of this and every other post. What's that link beside the post number (permalink) used for?
Heh!! Asking an old geezer about 'puters... well, if you put your cursor over the post number (or right click and hit properties) , you see a basic internet address that leads to that post,
eg: "http://www.enworld.org/forum/4451674-post802.html"
But if you put the cursor over the permalink, you see a more complex address:
"http://www.enworld.org/forum/talking-talk/198627-ooc-constables-14th-ward-27.html#post4451674"
(If you remove the quotation marks these take you to the same post)
Apparently, via use, abuse, or internet elves, these simple links can degrade over time, and cease to work. the more complex link should, in theory, always work.
Hopefully somebody who actually knows about page design will tell us if I got it right
