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    • piisfunP
      piisfun Member
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      In addition to Watching, Not Watching, and Ignoring, it would be quite nice to have an aditional setting for "New Topics Only."

      I will admit that I mostly want this for keeping an eye on the anouncements and Liscencing sugestions categories.

      Probably a long shot, but one can always hope.

      Green's Theorem

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      • hopebestmanH
        hopebestman
        last edited by hopebestman

        i dont get it? That "watching , not watching and ignoring" settings for spesificly that thread only. When someone create a new thread , you get nottification. Am i wrong?

        I mean , i get notification when you created that thread.

        Edit: *sigh , nvm. I understand what you ment :/ first time realising that option :/

        8 parts, 8 weeks to read a book, than binge read the same book within' 2 hours again.

        Myne: Did we deceived him?
        Ferdinand: Indeed we did.
        Myne: *surprised myneface

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        • piisfunP
          piisfun Member @hopebestman
          last edited by piisfun

          @hopebestman You can set those options at both the Thread and Category level.

          Watching a thread gives Notifications and puts it in Unread. Watching a Category puts anything in the category in unread, unless it is ignored.

          Ignoring a thread or Category also removes them from Recent.

          What I am hoping for is an option to have new threads in a category be marked as unread, but have everything else not clog up the "inbox".

          Green's Theorem

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