@reyvolver PLEASE. One of the BIGGEST FRUSTRATIONS on Spectrum (at least for me) is when the forum won’t let you post a thread because something is wrong and we get this message: but IT DOESN'T TELL YOU WHAT IS WRONG SO THERE IS NO WAY TO KNOW WHAT TO FIX. Can somebody please implement some feature that highlights the offending text in a thread that is making the post unable to be published? Also, low key that little ASCII dude shrugging at us is possibly the MOST RAGE INDUCING emoticon ever. Lol. Like it’s saying ”Hey! somethings effed up…..good luck figuring it out cause I ain’t gonna help you” PLEASE!! EDIT: For those coming into the thread, let me clarify Ok. I just did a test that you can repeat. I often use the abbreviation “TL:WR :” for Too Long Won’t Read. HOWEVER you’ll notice above there is a space between the “WR” and the second “:”. That is because if i don’t and I leave the colon adjoining the “WR” (I assume with the first colon adjoining the ”TL” & the “WR”) it gives the “Something Wrong Happened“ error. Try it for yourself. Type in "TL:WR : but delete the space between the "WR and the second colon" then try to publish the post. It should generate an error. This has happened to me before so I KNOW that this is a keystroke entry that will cause that error to occur. However, there are I'm sure dozens if not hundreds or thousands of other keystroke combinations that will return this same error. So with that being said, what I am hoping to see is a simple addition to that error code that would say: ”Something Wrong Happened: Line 3” So while I might not know WHAT I did wrong I at least know WHERE I did wrong. If that makes sense. I don't expect the system to TELL ME WHAT I DID WRONG, only to point out WHERE that mistake is located. This is what I am asking/hoping for