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ravenwoodglass

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Two things, one does the format of this board have to change on what seems like a weekly basis?  It seems every time I come on I need to get used to a new board. Personally I find it confusing and it discourages me from reading posts and trying to answer questions. Also when I do reply to a query I find my email blown up with other's replies even if I hit the NO to notifications box. For those that have wondered you now know why I am seldom on here anymore.

Vent over.

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We did roll out some changes yesterday, but before that it really had not changed much in quite a while. If there is a feature you miss, please let me know and I'll see about bringing it back. We're shooting for a cleaner, less-confusing look, which is what most boards are aiming at nowadays.

Regarding the emails, if you turn that off you should not get replies. I'll test this feature now by turning it off for this thread. Also, you can update your notifications in your account directly under "Manage Followed Content."

I do hope you are around more often!

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Thank you for your reply. I will check out the Manage Followed Content. Also thank you for once again making the last post visible in the sections. It helps me to see what sections may have new posts in which I might be helpful in replying.

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