Certain sections of Frank (such as platform loan sections) are unavailable to guests. These areas are restricted to allow for a discussion surrounding loans and borrowers without the censorship that may be deemed necessary should the sections be open to indexing by the search engine; this does not exempt you from the responsibility to post accurate information and following the rules of both the forum and the individual sections

To access the restricted sections you will have to register. As part of registering you agree to follow the forum rules, which includes not posting anything that could be considered defamation, calumny, vilification, or traducement and where possible citation should be provided or posts may be censored/ removed

Before posting on any restricted section, you should familiarise yourself with the relevant platform T&Cs

Invitation only forums

At the request of some members, private discussion areas exist on this forum. Access is only available by invitation from those members/groups, the Administration and Moderation team of the forum do not control membership or moderate such groups.

There will be no discussion as to what these forum(s) are, or whether they relate to any specific platform, loan, borrower or are even anything to do with peer to peer lending. The Administration and Moderation team will not disclose the organisers of such forum, nor, except on advice from those persons, grant or deny access to them. The new "invitation only" forum will be for areas of discussion where public disclosure may be harmful to members interests if any member wishes to form such a group they must write to the Admin team (@Admin ,@adm01 and @p2ptechie) who will consider all such requests.

Please note that you can only alter a thread subject you have started

If you started a thread, you can alter the thread subject by clicking the "Full Edit" button on your first post (see below)



You will be redirected to the full edit page; at the top of the page will be the text field where you can edit the thread subject
 

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Additional tip - if you started a thread, you can quickly edit the thread title on the threadlist - just click and hold the subject as displayed below

The "Recent Posts" & "Unread Posts" links that you see in your address bar are static, so won't work for Bookmarking

For your bookmarks, please use the following links -

Recent Posts - https://p2pfrank.com/search.php?action=getdaily&days=7
Unread - https://p2pfrank.com/search.php?action=unreads

You will see a number of buttons on each post, which will look like...



Which of the above buttons will display will be dependent on if the post belongs to you or not, and if the thread is open or locked. To find out what the buttons do, you can hove over each button to reaveal a "tooltip". A quick guide is below to explain what each button does -

From left to right

1. Quick Edit - If a post belongs to you, you can quickly edit it. Doing so will alow you to edit the post without having to navigate away from the thread
2. Full Edit - If a post belongs to you, you can fully edit it. Doing so will take you to a new page, with more options available than what you have on "Quick Edit"
3. Delete Post - If a post belongs to you, you can delete it using this button
4. Report - Use this button to report any post that you feel may be breaking the rules, could be Spam or any other reason where you feel the post is inappropriate
5. Quote - You can quote anyone's post including your own. Doing so will send you to the "Full Reply" page, and provide the post you have quoted where you can also add your own text. You can also "quick quote" (see below)
6. Like - If you "like" a post, you can show it by pressing this button. You can't "like" your own post

X. Quick Quote - Not shown above, but also available is the ability to "Quick Quote". This button appears when you hight a section of text in a post, and by pressing will take the snippet of text to the "Quick Reply" box at the bottom of the page.

When starting a Loan Thread, we ask you to follow a standard layout, as set out below. This allows for orderly loan indexes and provides easier search terms for users.

• For individual loans, you should use the loan ID, and then the description of the loan, with only a space splitting the two (no hyphen).  An example of this is "BL123 Loan Description"
  
• For groups, such as Development Loans or Connected Groups (i.e. loans that involve the same property) you should follow the above method, but use the most senior Loan ID
  

You should avoid using comments or notes in descriptions such as "LIVE" or "BAD LOAN" as these can be added in the loan description.

These are guidelines and aren't obligatory, but will help the forum guides & moderators who will have to occasionally change titles to update or apply the above guides

To add tables to a post, you will need to generate some "MYCode" (this is the code the forum uses to produce the messages); to do so, you can use the "TableGenerator" button located below your message (in Full Reply). A pop out box will ask you to input your data, and once finished you can generate the required code to place in the post

For more complex tables, you can use Google sheets or excel and then produce the required code via https://theenemy.dk/table/ (please note that FRANK is not responsible for 3rd party content)

We are aware that the above is not ideal; a better method will be added in the near future. Until then, if you need any help, please feel free to tag one of the Admin

Tokens are shown on your profile - some are provided as an acknowledgement for specific reasons, some are automatic in relation to posts and others are manual additions by members

Any member can add tokens to indicate what Platform they are interested in. This can be achieved by going to your profile options and adding the details under "Additional Information"

You must be a member to post. Each thread will have a "+ Reply" button located at the top of the section page or you can use the "+" located on the right-hand sidebar. When you click either button it will redirect you to a page to provide the message that you want to post. Once you have compiled your message, press the "Post Reply" button to submit to the thread

Alternatively, you can write your message in the "quick reply" located at the bottom of each thread

You can edit any of your posts, so long as the thread hasn't been locked by a Forum Moderator. To do so, navigate to your post that you want to edit, and click either the "quick edit" or "full edit" button.

You can delete any of your posts; simply click the Rubbish Bin on the posts and confirm.

Feel free to experiment on the Test Zone; if you have any issues, don't hesitate to ask for help

Before starting a new thread, please be sure that a similar thread has not already been started; you can use the search page or search box in each section

You must be a member to start a new thread. Each section will have a "Post Thread +" button located at the top of the section page or you can use the "+" located on the right-hand sidebar. When you click either button it will redirect you to a page to provide the details of the thread that you want to post. There are numerous options, but the only mandatory fields are "Thread Subject" and "Your Message". Once you have compiled your thread, press the "Post Thread" button to submit to the forum

You can edit any thread that you have started, so long as it hasn't been locked by a Forum Moderator. To do so, navigate to your thread you want to edit, and on the first post click either the "quick edit" or "full edit" button. With "quick edit", you can only alter your post; with "full edit you can alter your post, and also alter the thread title, or delete the thread altogether (please note that you can only delete a thread that has had no replies)

If you just want to alter the title of a thread that you have started, you can click and hold the thread title on the thread list

You can delete any thread you have started, so long as there have been no replies; simply click the Rubbish Bin on the first posts and confirm.

Feel free to experiment on the Test Zone; if you have any issues, don't hesitate to ask for help