We used to be able to see a list of what we’d posted/commented on … Is there any way of still doing that?
Help wanted – how to track
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If you go to Updates you can ‘favourite’ an OP or a comment and keep track of a thread that way.
Ah, thank you.
It goes without saying that I am a bit fick but all I can seem to do is favourite a comment not an op which is of absolutely no use to me at all as I can’t tell which thread the comment is in connection with.
Not being able to see quickly and efficiently what threads are being added to is frankly putting me off bothering with the site at the moment.
Not complaining, all concerned have done a spiffing job getting it up and running but it’s not for me as it stands.
I dip in and out via my phone and wading through pages of threads trying to find a thread I was following only to find that nowt has been added is irksome and due to a lack of time to waste unworkable for me.
What he said.
(Except that I don’t think Peter’s thick!)
If you scroll down on the Blog page past the latest entries you hit “Recently Updated”. Not as user- friendly as Track but in these early days more than adequate?
Oh I am. I have an almost infinite capacity for fickliness.
Pencil, if you go to Updates then select Show: Posts, you can favourite an OP. It doesn’t alert you to new comments on them, but at the moment seems the best way to monitor particular threads. And I’m sorry but I must lay claim to the title of Fickest person here.
I agree. I will follow the advice above but I am missing the “track” function too. It was a quick and easy way to “track” threads that I had contributed to.
Nice to see you here Nigel.
Yep, me too – was about to post the same
I like the ‘favourite’ function in updates. Would be great if we could mark it as a favourite from the blog section itself rather than just by accessing it in the update section