Slashdot runs (close to) the latest CVS code. Go to cvs.slashcode.com [slashcode.com]
and follow its instructions to download a directory of the CVS source onto your system.
(But note that anonymous.slashcode.com doesn't work, use cvs.slashcode.com instead -- ahem, Brian, fix this please:)
Then cd into that dir and grep -r on the text you're looking for. If you don't find it, look for variations. Here's what found this for me:
jamie:~/slash.cvs$ grep -r 'em or lose' * themes/slashcode/htdocs/moderation.shtml:I want people to use them or lose them. Otherwise people will hold on to their themes/slashcode/templates/index;index;defa ult:Point[% user.points == 1 ? "!</B> Use it or lose it!" : "s!</B> Use 'em or lose 'em!" %]<BR> themes/slashcode/templates/index;index;lig ht:Point[% user.points == 1 ? "!</B> Use it or lose it!" : "s!</B> Use 'em or lose 'em!" %]<BR>
Then just look at those files, in this case the index;index;* templates, to see how Slashdot is doing it.
How to find stuff like this (Score:1)
Slashdot runs (close to) the latest CVS code. Go to cvs.slashcode.com [slashcode.com] and follow its instructions to download a directory of the CVS source onto your system.
(But note that anonymous.slashcode.com doesn't work, use cvs.slashcode.com instead -- ahem, Brian, fix this please :)
Then cd into that dir and grep -r on the text you're looking for. If you don't find it, look for variations. Here's what found this for me:
Then just look at those files, in this case the index;index;* templates, to see how Slashdot is doing it.