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Completely unnecessary. Users are already informed about new posts in watched thread via Alerts. There is little point in viewing the watched threads manager page at all except to remove watched threads.

The day you understand that reference, come tell me. I'll have a laugh over you liking it.

Just noticed your new member title.

Welcome to the corps, Private Pyle.

Who is the protagonist?

I was just on the second site. It's unbelievably bad.

Spoiler

Spoiler: What am I seeing

Doesn't matter, but it has to stay. You cannot change your name mid-game.

Please tell me you're kidding?

Is there something in the way of this?

I was challenged to a drinking game... A shot for every Elsa that comes to your door...

I didn't think it would be that bad, until I saw people posting pictures of their kids' costumes...

I'm going to watch a scary movie or two. If I can make myself actually do it.

Never seen 'It' or 'The Thing'.

Keep Sending Me Black Fireworks by of Montreal

I'm afraid that asking the computer to write your style for you is probably asking too much. If you want my advice, Plaintext mode is your safest bet to perfect coding.

Here are some user-end resources you can use to write your codes in plain BBCode:

BBCode Post Editor (Standalone off-site editor)
Plaintext BBCode Buttons (Script that adds BBCode buttons to Plaintext mode on the site)

I wish the Post Ratings system were in effect for moments like these.

This problem should be resolved if you do all of your complex coding using the Plaintext mode. The error most likely happens because of faulty closing practices.

e.g.:

Code:

[SPOILER]Some [B]bold text.[/SPOILER]Some more bold text.[/B]

Hat tip.