I was looking for a post of mine, where I posted a link with the word "Click" (or "Click!"), probably under a quote. I've tried 3 different Bitcointalk third party search tools, and yours "won"
I found it using https://beta.ninjastic.space/search?content=Click!&author=LoyceV&merit_min=1&limit=20, it's the sixth post in the search results and I had to add "Merit" as a search parameter to find it.
Suggestion: can you add a parameter for the length of the post? I knew it was only one word, and I probably did that a few times, so it would be really cool if I could find all posts where I only posted "Click". It might come in handy in the future

I've seen a PowerGlove topic about this: Improving the word-breaker (SMF patch).

Until then, either ask your users to use code-tags, or click quote and copy it from there.

Thanks

And on that motivation, I've uploaded 187 GB of images in .zip-files again. Even better: I now have enough disk space to keep the .zip-files and also extract them (bringing the total to 383 GB).

Old link that requires you to download the .zip before viewing the images:
tmp.loyce.club/imagebackup/USERID.html
Example: tmp.loyce.club/imagebackup/459836.html

New link that still allows you to download the .zip LN ZIP!, but also allows you to just click the image links:
tmp.loyce.club/imagebackup/USERID/ << TL;DR: use this link!
Example: tmp.loyce.club/imagebackup/459836/

The watch and notify buttons on top and bottom of each page can be improved.

Currently behavior:
watch
Click it: "Watch or unwatch this topic?" OK.
unwatch
Click it: "Watch or unwatch this topic?" OK.

notify
Click it: "Are you sure you wish to enable notification of new replies for this topic?" OK.
notify
Click it: Are you sure you wish to disable notification of new replies for this topic?" OK.

Expected behavior:
watch
Click it: "Watch or unwatch this topic?" OK.
unwatch
Click it: "Watch or Unwatch this topic?" OK.

notify
Click it: "Are you sure you wish to enable notification of new replies for this topic?" OK.
unnotify
Click it: Are you sure you wish to disable notification of new replies for this topic?" OK.

In this message I only mentioned the fees.
It's a straight forward process, but it seems to be more work and steps than it could have been.

Sell Forkcoins on Bitpie
1. Use Bither to import the private key, and send the Forkcoins one by one to it's deposit address in your Bitpie wallet (wait for confirmation)
2. Switch to Bitpie
3. Click Exchange (at the bottom).
4. Select the Forkcoin (say BCD/BTC) (at the top)
5. Click Sell
6. Click Deposit, this brings you to Pie Bank
7. Click Deposit, now you Deposit BCD from Pie Wallet to Pie Bank (wait for confirmations)
8. Go back (to the Exchange), click 100%, click Sell
You now have Bitcoins
9. To withdraw them, click on Buy, then click Deposit. This brings you to Pie Bank again. Click Withdraw to send your Bitcoin from Pie Bank to Pie Wallet (wait for confirmation).
10. Go back to your Wallet, choose BTC, click Send and send it to your normal wallet. Set Miner fee options to -2 for 0.0001BTC fee, this is more then enough at current fees. Bitpie can't go lower than this.

After writing this down, it's not straight forward at all, it's an annoying amount of work for something this simple

It looks like there's an official answer now: click PROFILE, click Account Related Settings, and scan the QR-code. It has BTCT in the code.

BPIP does that: click. The other way around is a lot more: click.

Try this:
Close "Debug window", then click the Receive tab, enter Label: "my first address", and click "Request payment".
This will create your first Receiving Address.

Make sure to backup your wallet.dat before funding it.

This is how you check a user's original username: click MY MESSAGES > New Message > Find Members > Enter current username > Search > Click the username under Results.
Then, check the field after "To:" on the new message you're sending.

Are the coins still on your side of the channel? In other words: when you click Channels, is there a balance under "Total can send"?
If so: click the channel (the one with the green word NORMAL), then CLOSE CHANNEL.
There will be a on-chain fee, and although I haven't tested closing a channel, this should work.

A small update with 2 weeks newer data:

Usernames
See pastebin for usernames to go with theymos' userIDs.

Total number of users who earned 1 or more Merit: 11775
Click for the full list (format: "Merit username (#userID)")

Total number of users who gave away 1 or more sMerit: 10835
Click for the full list (format: "sMerit username (#userID)")

New: theymos' data in human readable format (14 MB).

It can be done pretty fast:
1. Go to your history in a new browser window
2. Click your middle mouse button on all posts you want to delete (20 times per history page)
3. CTRL-SHIFT-TAB to the last tab, click your middle mouse button on the "delete" button, CTRL-SHIFT-TAB to the next tab
4. Repeat this 20 times
5. When you're back at your history, go to the next page, right-click the tab and select "Close tabs to the right".
Writing it down takes longer than doing it, you should be able to clean up 500 posts in 20 minutes.

I've archived your profile to keep track of your progress.

Change your email address, the old email address will receive a link to lock the account. Click that link.

@Rikafip: if you want to hide the addresses, you should hide the ORDER number too. Or click "Remove data".

Confirmed. You should PM theymos:
Click to read the full post and context.

I use my kid's tablet, does that count? On a phone, you just have to keep scrolling.

I just checked: Chromium on desktop doesn't show it correctly, Firefox works okay.

Click the account

Well, then that's your problem. It's simple as that. I would have started this sentence with "I'm sorry to say, ....", but then I realized that would go against the point I'm trying to make. Hurting someone's feelings is allowed. Grow a thicker skin, and stop caring. It's really that simple.
Who cares, you don't know the person, you don't have to meet him, and yet, you choose to read his posts while you can easily ignore them at the click of a button! Why make yourself suffer for something that can only get worse if you give it more attention?

I'm usually quite polite on Bitcointalk, up to the point where the Cat and now others started calling me Switzerland. But I highly appreciate the freedom to not be polite if someone wants to. Your hurt feelings don't take away someone else's right to say what he wants.

TL;DR: click Ignore, click lock topic.