All recent final messages/warnings from the Sessions

[Evan]

Immense thanks @luc ! Just what I was hoping for!

Btw, loved your 5 years since Covid, guys article on SOTT!

 

[3DStudent]

Below are three possible work arounds, but all take a number of clicks.

What about quote="url" inside brackets, then pasting the excerpt, and /quote inside brackets at the end?:

Session Date: March 1st 2025
[...]
A: Reread past warnings. Things are going to get chaotic. Goodbye.

Q: (L) Well, we have thrilling, and we have chaotic.

[Laura reads out loud a compilation of past warnings: All recent final messages/warnings from the Sessions]

END OF SESSION

 

[thorbiorn]

What about quote="url" inside brackets, then pasting the excerpt, and /quote inside brackets at the end?:

That is an option too. One could also, using your proposal, change "Laura" to "Laura in", as in:

[QUOTE="Laura in https://cassiopaea.org/forum/threads/session-1-march-2025.55620/"]

to get:

Session Date: March 1st 2025
[...]
A: Reread past warnings. Things are going to get chaotic. Goodbye.

Q: (L) Well, we have thrilling, and we have chaotic.

[Laura reads out loud a compilation of past warnings: All recent final messages/warnings from the Sessions]

END OF SESSION

The disadvantage, compared to the default version when quoting a post excerpt, is that there is no active hyperlink, though also that can be worked around: In the above example, on a PC at least, one needs to select the link, right click and open the link in a new tab or a new window, alternatively copy the link and insert it in the address field of a new tab.

 

[Heaalih]

Thank you all
This list of the final messages is a great idea !

 

[goyacobol]

First work around:
Copy the intended text and preface it with say: "Laura said: Session 1 March 2025" insert the hyperlink for the session below the text. Example:

I used and like the first workaround but I think it may be possible to automate the process for future sessions and also past ones if there is enough interest in it.

"URL='https://cassiopaea.org/forum/threads/session-1-march-2025.55620/post-1236751']Session 1 March 2025[/URL



You can see the date inside the link itself without having to manually type in or insert the date later.

 

[goyacobol]

I used and like the first workaround but I think it may be possible to automate the process for future sessions and also past ones if there is enough interest in it.

"URL='https://cassiopaea.org/forum/threads/session-1-march-2025.55620/post-1236751']Session 1 March 2025[/URL



You can see the date inside the link itself without having to manually type in or insert the date later.

The above code displays as: Laura said: Session 1 March 2025

 

[goyacobol]

Actually, one of our forum members has created a very nice search engine for searching past sessions and is maintaining it very well to include the latest ones.

@Pecha has created Cassiopaean Session Transcripts Search which may help many to search the transcripts and see the date references at the same time . I don't know if @Pecha would be able to always maintain this but it would be a wonderful sticky resource for our search references. I thank you @Pecha for all your hard work.

One example is a search for "past warnings" in the above search engine (as with any search or search engines the words or phrases are important for accuracy).

Here is the result in the above search engine for "past warnings": Cassiopaean Session Transcripts Search
This format gives the session dates with results which is very useful I think.

The forum has tried very diligently to give access to the sessions and many have helped to make the sessions available to the public.
For years @Jacques, @Scottie and many others have maintained a complete list of the sessions by date which is a remarkable achievement I think (of course without @Laura there would be no sessions at all). The general forum search feature for words and phrases works but perhaps not as user friendly as it could be. Once you choose a forum software there are sometimes limitations for changing it's features so overall I think we have come a long way.

Even in this thread @luc took the effort to give the session dates for all his quotes. That is the main reason I thought to mention putting the session dates with the quotes to make it easier for a frame of reference.

Thanks to all of those who have made it possible for us to even have what we are able to find compared to the years before.

 

[Kansas]

Thank you to all who collected the messages from past warnings and have worked to make the C's warnings easily accessible. An important project and a much appreciated one. My first thought after the most recent session was how I could go back into the archive of sessions and find the warnings. It was great to see this thread!

 

[Oracle]

Thanks for the great work to collect all the warnings in one place, altough they are ambiguous and for a good reason still incites us to be vigilant and look for signs to be aware and keeps our minds looking for patterns. Deep and sincere appreciation for those who does the work , including SOTT.