A suggestion and a question

Anatoli

先輩

27 Jun 2006

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• 28 Aug 2007

• #1

Limitations of the answer. I can't just say "thank you" or 窶堋?窶堙ｨ窶堋ｪ窶堙??堋､ - too short an answer (minimum 20 characters)!

Could we replies an "Unread Replies" button? New posts may gives too much information on posts you are not interested in.

Some forums also provide an "Unanswered" button.

 

JimmySeal

Tubthumper

5 Mar 2006

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• 28 Aug 2007

• #2

Limitations of the answer. I can't just say "thank you" or ありがとう - too short an answer (minimum 20 characters)!

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Is this the suggestion? If so, it appears you are suggesting "Limitations of the answer." which this board already has.

 

Mars Man

先輩

Rest in Peace

28 Jul 2005

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• 28 Aug 2007

• #3

Yes, there is a way to block out many of the unwanted 'new posts'. . . it does seem. . . but you'll have to wait for someone to come along and explain just how to do that, because I am a caveman (when it comes to such matters.)

Please be patient. MM

 

JimmySeal

Tubthumper

5 Mar 2006

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• 28 Aug 2007

• #4

In My Settings, under Edit Options, you can block out certain forums from your New Posts search, but Anatoli is referring to something different.

Many boards feature a "Show Unread Replies" link that shows you all the threads where people have posted after you posted them (and that you haven't looked out yet). Would be pretty useful here too, but I doubt this place is in for any modifications anytime soon.

 

nanook

Wolf

10 Jun 2007

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• 28 Aug 2007

• #5

If you click on "My Settings", you will get a list of threads, that you are subscribed to and which have yet unread posts. Could that be, what you meant?

 

Anatoli

先輩

27 Jun 2006

176

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• 28 Aug 2007

• Thread starter
• #6

JimmySeal said:

Is this the suggestion? If so, it appears you are suggesting "Limitations of the answer." which this board already has.

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Thanks, that's a question, not a suggestion. I suggest to remove this limitation.

Thanks to others for the answer. Yes, I know you can limit to some areas. But if you want to follow up answers to your posts in popular areas, it is a bit difficult, IMHO.

 

JimmySeal

Tubthumper

5 Mar 2006

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• 28 Aug 2007

• #7

I think he wants to be able to do that with all his posts without subscribing individually to each one.

 

Anatoli

先輩

27 Jun 2006

176

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• 29 Aug 2007

• Thread starter
• #8

Yes, correct, JimmySeal.