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Judyin Philly

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Hi

I think I uderstand what the orange box is for after the word pinned.

My CPAP sleep apnea mask question NEVER appeared on the 'new posts for the day'

Can you tell me why it is only found on the sleep page? It says 9 people looked at it :blink:

Don't think people ever saw it if they ck'd the daily new stuff.

Thanks

Judy in Philly

Ok, just saw this sitting at the bottom of the last page of this topic...does it sit here until it is pinned???

Am I posting wrong?

I saw somewhere that you have to log in each time you go on line....well, i neve do that...i just click on my email from celiac.com to a responce and read it and then go to view new topics...is this incorrect?????

Judy in Philly

Ok--really confused. the person above me posted at 6:16 and was pinned and i posted at 3:00+ and not pinned. Do different people do the pinning...?????


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MySuicidalTurtle Enthusiast

I pinned the topic in question along with any other unpinned topics. I remember doing so because I had never heard of the product you were talking about and found it very interesting. I did not skip over any new topic and pinned them all.

You do not have to sign in if you never sign out. So, you are fine doing that. Clicking the "view new posts" button only shows you posts since your last visit. If you come twice on one day it will only show the new posts since your second visit, not from the whole day.

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Don't think people ever saw it if they ck'd the daily new stuff.

Like SuicdalTurtle said if you already viewed it....its no longer a new post on *your* screen but other people who have not viewed it yet can still view it as a new post.

Ok--really confused. the person above me posted at 6:16 and was pinned and i posted at 3:00+ and not pinned. Do different people do the pinning...?????

Yes...the moderators pin the topics. There are 12 of us...your topic wont be missed but sometimes it may take awhile for a moderator to view it.

Judyin Philly Enthusiast

Thanks so much Rachel and SuicdalTurtle---

I know it's a thankless job and you moderators give us so much time and we thank you--

Again as i said in other posts, I'm not complaining just confused as to 'how it works'

I know they only get pinned when the M has time to do it and it explains why one at 3:00 gets pinned before one at 3:00--it was in the same topic so therefore confused me.

Like SuicdalTurtle said if you already viewed it....its no longer a new post on *your* screen but other people who have not viewed it yet can still view it as a new post.

This I did not know...I thought we all saw the same screen.

I even understand the orange box beside the pinned too. You guys are the best :):)

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