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  • V vickibma

    This response is to the people who will recognize themselves.
    There is so much quibling and argument on this forum that it is unpleasant and unreadable.
    If someone poses an issue, YOU DON'T HAVE TO ARGUE WITH THEM!.
    Just stop.

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    A Former User
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    @vickibma have you dared to look at other posts?

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    • ? A Former User

      @vickibma have you dared to look at other posts?

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      vickibma
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      @sparks
      Precisely!
      This was not aimed at you. The email function on this forum is awkward and I got lazy and hit reply on the last posting.
      Some folks on this forum feel the need to display their "superior" intellect by giving agressive and leeeennnngthy answers to simple requests or comments.
      Frankly, this makes the forum unreadable. Normal people will not spend a lot of time wading through this chest-bumping.
      Folks: Ask yourself whether your response is really intended to support the original poster, or whether it's actually an excercise in feeding your own ego.
      Chill out. Save the forum.
      @sparks is cool 🙂

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      • MistertoadM Mistertoad

        @dan-mitchell
        Thank you for your suggestion which will undoubtedly help members. However, I assume it means that I will no longer see any of the posts in 'Creative' at all? I've been posting there and receiving replies and would like to continue. Perhaps there's a filter to isolate the "Hello" posts using the 'Watching' option?

        My own solution was for Lexulous to add another CATEGORY called "TRAVEL' or whatever. I might pop in to have a look at the 'Hello' posts occasionally. I just don't see why there is a mix and why there are so many 'Hello' posts swamping a CATEGORY in which they do not belong.

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        @mistertoad

        Flip the switch to 'Ignoring' and see what happens. You'll still see all current and new posts, threads, topics, replies etc in 'Creative' if you go to:
        https://forum.lexulous.com/category/3/creative-corner

        You won't see them under:
        https://forum.lexulous.com/unread
        or
        https://forum.lexulous.com/recent

        Furthermore, you won't receive those red notifications.

        Have a look at this under your settings as well:

        settings.png

        As long as you leave those checkboxes as they are, you should start 'watching' topics you create and reply to (even if you're 'ignoring' the category i.e. the updates in unread and recent). That should include notifications, unread and recent.

        I'm not ignoring those travel/language posts so those who want to do that can play around with the suggestions I've given and see what works best for you.

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          @mistertoad

          Flip the switch to 'Ignoring' and see what happens. You'll still see all current and new posts, threads, topics, replies etc in 'Creative' if you go to:
          https://forum.lexulous.com/category/3/creative-corner

          You won't see them under:
          https://forum.lexulous.com/unread
          or
          https://forum.lexulous.com/recent

          Furthermore, you won't receive those red notifications.

          Have a look at this under your settings as well:

          settings.png

          As long as you leave those checkboxes as they are, you should start 'watching' topics you create and reply to (even if you're 'ignoring' the category i.e. the updates in unread and recent). That should include notifications, unread and recent.

          I'm not ignoring those travel/language posts so those who want to do that can play around with the suggestions I've given and see what works best for you.

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          Mistertoad
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          @dan-mitchell
          Thanks Dan!

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          • V vickibma

            @sparks
            Precisely!
            This was not aimed at you. The email function on this forum is awkward and I got lazy and hit reply on the last posting.
            Some folks on this forum feel the need to display their "superior" intellect by giving agressive and leeeennnngthy answers to simple requests or comments.
            Frankly, this makes the forum unreadable. Normal people will not spend a lot of time wading through this chest-bumping.
            Folks: Ask yourself whether your response is really intended to support the original poster, or whether it's actually an excercise in feeding your own ego.
            Chill out. Save the forum.
            @sparks is cool 🙂

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            roymccoy
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            I'm with you, @vickibma. Some of the people in this forum are terrible bores, and I don't like them either!

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