Would it be practical to make a system to check that before posting anything on a thread, none of the links that one has in the post already exist on the same thread or the babe page (if one is associated with the thread)? It could then inform about the would-be reposts and give the possibility of posting them regardless or further modifying one's post before submitting it. This should be displayed while previewing the post but it should also work if one just presses submit without previewing.
I have taken the habit of trying to avoid reposting links. Of course, checking is not much of a problem in small threads, but in large collection threads that have over 40 pages or so, it's starting to be rather tedious to see if the links have already been posted. I do use the thread search function in that case instead of manually going through it, but the search functionality always requires 20 seconds of downtime between searches and it might not work properly if one tries to search a full URL with it (basically if the URL has some differing html parameters or some other small differences, such as lacking the "www." part in the beginning of it). Additionally the search is occasionally rather slow, at least for me.
This results in the fact that one will have to select a representative substring of each of the URLs in the post and then see from the results if it is already there. That takes some more time. It's somewhat tedious to do it like this because I usually try to post the allowed 5 links in a single post, so I have to check all of them. The time it takes to check these things usually gets me sidetracked and then I end up not posting at all.
Maybe I should just come to my senses, forget this strenuous routine and post links whenever I find them without all this checking, or keep to posting one link at a time in larger threads.
Well, I just wanted to get this idea out of my head.
I have taken the habit of trying to avoid reposting links. Of course, checking is not much of a problem in small threads, but in large collection threads that have over 40 pages or so, it's starting to be rather tedious to see if the links have already been posted. I do use the thread search function in that case instead of manually going through it, but the search functionality always requires 20 seconds of downtime between searches and it might not work properly if one tries to search a full URL with it (basically if the URL has some differing html parameters or some other small differences, such as lacking the "www." part in the beginning of it). Additionally the search is occasionally rather slow, at least for me.
This results in the fact that one will have to select a representative substring of each of the URLs in the post and then see from the results if it is already there. That takes some more time. It's somewhat tedious to do it like this because I usually try to post the allowed 5 links in a single post, so I have to check all of them. The time it takes to check these things usually gets me sidetracked and then I end up not posting at all.
Maybe I should just come to my senses, forget this strenuous routine and post links whenever I find them without all this checking, or keep to posting one link at a time in larger threads.

Well, I just wanted to get this idea out of my head.