[Will Fix] Not all number counts on the site are correctly "comma'd"

Reproducibility:

Yes, always the same.

Repro Steps:

I check the following values on the forum:

1) My own post count on my profile.

2) The popup showing the number of replies for a thread.

3) The tooltip that pops up when changing pages on a thread.

4) The actual button for changing pages.

5) The post # on a large thread.

Expected:

I expected numbers greater than 999 to have one comma after the thousand, and numbers greater than 999,999 to have two commans; one after the million, and one after the thousand. :)

Notes:

Windows 7 x64 Professional

IE9 x32

URL:

I can't give a URL for all five (since the main thread I was using is now deleted), but I took screenshots to explain:

1) http://www.overclock.net/u/43170/zodac

2) *thread deleted*

3) *thread deleted*

4) *thread deleted*

5) *thread deleted*

Would that matter? If the site shows "3768", it should be "3,768", regardless of whether the number is correct, no?

Well, it's just that it's an inconsitency; in many places commas are used properly, while in other places they're just not included at all. Hence I felt it was more of an oversight than a concsious decision.

Also, I'd like to make two points if it will help:

1) I can't think of a single place where we use decimal points on this site. So when taking context into account, even for people who use . rather than commas, it should be clear what the number means.

2) Large post counts (for crazy spammers like myself), and post #s in large threads are common enough.

But it's mainly consistency; if the postcount under my avatar has a comma, why doesn't the one in my profile? Either way, it should be fixed. :P