txt and doc allowed in attatchments but not easy upload? No rtf? Make them allowed!

could this thread not have been phrased better? TF would probably listen to reason more if you were polite about it.
 
BCLG100 said:
could this thread not have been phrased better? TF would probably listen to reason more if you were polite about it.
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Exactly what I wanted to say when I first saw this thread. :)

Truronian said:
Why are they needed?
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Well, it would be good to have them so that you don't need to make them zip before posting them...
 
Mirc said:
Agree with you on rtf. I don't think I've ever used them. But I think .doc could be useful.
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Did you read my statement correctly? :confused:
 
Well, what's wrong with having it? It's a fairly compact filetype, is used in the windows notepad application, and allows an intermediary between .txt and .doc and t can be opiened by most word processors. It may not be used often but I think it's worth having the option to use it.
 
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