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frenchfrog Premium account Joined: Dec 05 Points: 26139 Posts: 60 Posted: 2007-11-27 20:32:00    what about @Poke@??? --- "It is far more better to have seen it once than to have heard about it a thousand time." Mongolian proverb Reply    Reply with quote    Contact frenchfrog   andreas Joined: May 02 Points: 8309 Posts: 808 Posted: 2007-11-27 22:31:00    yes Mortimer, something like this. A gesture you are proud to get from a fellow member, a sign of praise or a sign of that you have a friend here and he made you a compliment and shows in the same time that he likes you and what you are doing. In German I might have suggested "stupsen" , which is nice but lacks the meaning of praise. Maybe we could invent a word that is inbetween and connect it? Reply    Reply with quote    Contact andreas   bineba Premium account Joined: Jul 04 Points: 15174 Posts: 44 Posted: 2007-11-28 08:57:00    What about 'send a smile'? The icon for it suggests itself and it shows what a friendly bunch we are here on globo. It's internationally recognized and has no double meaning. Sabine --- Sabine Reply    Reply with quote    Contact bineba   bineba Premium account Joined: Jul 04 Points: 15174 Posts: 44 Posted: 2007-11-28 11:47:00    Another possibility would be a 'thumbs up'. S --- Sabine Reply    Reply with quote    Contact bineba   davidx Premium account Joined: Dec 04 Points: 34719 Posts: 440 Posted: 2007-11-28 12:03:00    I like both Sabine's suggestions and you owuld do well to accept either. --- Grieve not for that which you cannot do but rejoice in that which you can. Reply    Reply with quote    Contact davidx   mistybleu Premium account Joined: Aug 04 Points: 53340 Posts: 245 Posted: 2007-11-28 15:20:00    I like both the 'high-5' and 'thumbs up'; either seems appropriate. Amanda --- "So many places, so little time" ((*_*)) Reply    Reply with quote    Contact mistybleu   horourke Premium account Joined: Sep 04 Points: 11274 Posts: 142 Posted: 2007-11-28 15:58:00    Namaste seems to have entered the English language as a word of established usage. It has that connotation of deeply peaceful calming joined hands greeting to bring about a state of recollection? --- Hugh Reply    Reply with quote    Contact horourke   mortimer Premium account Joined: Jun 04 Points: 15075 Posts: 528 Posted: 2007-11-28 16:00:00    I found two other expressions: hear hear or Cheer but I really think a thumbs up a smile or a high five are better known and used and are also perfect for a symbol. --- Today is the first day of the rest of your life, enjoy it! Reply    Reply with quote    Contact mortimer   horourke Premium account Joined: Sep 04 Points: 11274 Posts: 142 Posted: 2007-11-28 16:10:00    How about Bravo! - same in English and in German? --- Hugh Reply    Reply with quote    Contact horourke   bertison Premium account Joined: Oct 05 Points: 4399 Posts: 54 Posted: 2007-11-28 18:38:00    what about a 'hug' or 'hug in mind', maybe as a symbol like a smilie. just a thought --- wer sp?ter bremst ist l?nger schnell Reply    Reply with quote    Contact bertison   Page: 1 2 3