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Follow(ing) is not working properly?

Posterboy

By Posterboy
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Posterboy Mentor
Posterboy
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To All,

Recently (in the last two weeks) I have noticed my follow topics have not been notifying me with a follow up email?

Is it possible a recent update disabled this feature by accident.

I just responded to a topic recently and I know other people have commented on other topics but I have gotten no notificaiton emails?

And I double checked I am following these threads?

I was just wondering if I was doing something wrong or other users having similar problems in the last 2 weeks or so?

Thanks,

Posterboy,

 

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Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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It's possible, as we did do an update recently. Can you go here and check what you are following and make sure there have been some new posts?

Do you still have your email notifications turned on?

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
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Also, have you double checked your spam box to make sure they aren't going there?

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Posterboy Mentor
Posterboy
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Scott,

No, I am not getting responses for threads I am following?

They are not going to my spam either?

You can create a "Dummy profile" to test this feature to see if it is only mine or is happening board wide?

Then delete it.....but I know for at least the last couple weeks I am not getting "Follow Up" emails.

I don't always follow threads the way I once did......so it is more important now to get follow up emails when I do respond to a thread.....that would be  helpful to know about a response that I could help with....without the need to check the forum as much as I have in the past....

I hope this is helpful......

Also how do I just follow a major section in the forum??? instead of one topic?

Like just related issues and disorders section for example  https://www.celiac.com/forums/forum/17-related-issues-disorders/

This is where my research and expertise can most benefit the forum and how I can help best I think going forward...

TIA for your help!

Posterboy,

RMJ Mentor
RMJ
Posted

FYI - I’ve been getting email notifications when there is a new post on a thread where I made a post.

Scott Adams Grand Master
Scott Adams
Posted
17 hours ago, Posterboy said:

Scott,

No, I am not getting responses for threads I am following?

They are not going to my spam either?

You can create a "Dummy profile" to test this feature to see if it is only mine or is happening board wide?

Then delete it.....but I know for at least the last couple weeks I am not getting "Follow Up" emails.

I don't always follow threads the way I once did......so it is more important now to get follow up emails when I do respond to a thread.....that would be  helpful to know about a response that I could help with....without the need to check the forum as much as I have in the past....

I hope this is helpful......

Also how do I just follow a major section in the forum??? instead of one topic?

Like just related issues and disorders section for example  https://www.celiac.com/forums/forum/17-related-issues-disorders/

This is where my research and expertise can most benefit the forum and how I can help best I think going forward...

TIA for your help!

Posterboy,

Very strange, I've asked the other moderators if they are getting notifications and they said they were.

Posterboy Mentor
Posterboy
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Scott,

I wouldn't worry about it then.....if others are getting their reply's.....

I might have turned off the follow button on some of my replys of late and I am getting confused???

But I would like to know how to follow a forum section/topic?

I think Trents told me how once......but I didn't do it at the time...

If I don't get your reply for this thread.....I will know it just me that is having problems.

I am trying to focus on those still suffering issues......and sharing additional research that can help others while I reduce my time due to personal issues on the forum....

I've learned you can't do it all.....all the time....I have to pick and choice what I follow and how I can help etc.

I will still check back in as time allows.....but I am drifting away (at least for a season) and that is ok.....

I have some personal things I am choosing to focus on now (more) these days anyway ....and not just forum things etc...

I hope this is helpful.

Posterboy,

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Just look for the blue "Follow" box above the topic, or it may already be red and say "Following" as is the case with me in this topic:

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