[bmwguy525]

Haha I just noticed the macro that changes "CT" to ChipTalk.net. I had typed CT in a thread, and when I published I was almost positive I didn't write ChipTalk.net. Good stuff 10

[Nexttime]

Also happens in PM's as well. When you send a postal address the state abbreviation for Connecticut is converted to Chiptalk.net.


So, this address:

Hartford, CT 06106

gets messed up if you don't do something like this:

Hartford, C.T. 06106

Kind of annoying actually.

[Vince]

let's try:

ChipTalk.net

edit: haha, yeah, great

[TX_kiwi]

Or someone a few days ago looking for a 600 ChipTalk.net case, cause they abbreviated 'count' .....

even works with lower case "ct" = ct

[bmwguy525]

Originally Posted by Nexttime

Kind of annoying actually.

Yeah as I was typing the OP I thought the same thing

[Colquhoun]

Last summer, while visiting relatives in Hartford, CT, I fell off while riding a Honda CT 70 minibike and needed a CT scan of my leg. Understand?

[bmwguy525]

It's aChipTalk.nettions like this that make me want to redaChipTalk.net any form of word with ct in it before I post.

[Colquhoun]

The word "city" actually sounds like it too.... should that be changed as well?

[rugerjw]

That's to funny ChipTalk.net, I doing the same ChipTalk.net and it ChipTalk.net. It worked

[TenPercenter]

This was me. It's good for search engine position for the word chiptalk.net to be used instead of c t.

That sucks that it messes up Connecticut.

No one noticed yet that it also converts "C T'ers to ChipTalk.net'ers? ")


I;m pretty sure it's the whole word only, therefore it should not convert "c t" when in the middle of a word, like "act your age" or "SEO is not an exact science."