The following are questions that frequently come up on the board.
Check username availability
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Hoosier Cougar has kindly written a tutorial on using HTML in your posts. Simple help can also be found in the next two FAQ questions.
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<img src="http://www.domain.com/image.jpg">
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Can I change my username?
You may only change your username once every two years, so make sure you pick the one you really want! You don't even need to be a donor to do so. You can pick a new username on the following page:Check username availability
What are the rules for posting on the message board?
The "Rules of the Board" are linked to in the form where you post new messages.How do I get an icon next to my name?
You can get an icon, and more, by donating to the board. Your donations help us keep the board running, and pay for hosting fees as well as hardware costs. See the donations page for more details.Posting on CougarBoard.com
Just a few things to note about posting. First, login is required in order to post. To get a login, sign up here. Signing up takes about three seconds, with minimal information required.Some HTML is allowed in posts. The following tags are currently allowed in posts: font, ul, ol, li, b, i, u, a, img. All other tags will be stripped.
Hoosier Cougar has kindly written a tutorial on using HTML in your posts. Simple help can also be found in the next two FAQ questions.
How do I post a link?
To post a link, simply include the URL in your post, with white space surrounding it. Make sure to include the http:// at the beginning or it may not link properly. For example:http://college.espn.go.com/ncf/index
How do I post an image?
To post an image, it must first be uploaded somewhere on the web. Then, in your post, simply add the following HTML:<img src="http://www.domain.com/image.jpg">
HTML will be taken care of automatically.