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I have had a couple of questions recently on how to find older threads or postings, and wanted to add something on that.
All postings are held permanently in the Forum, with newer postings put on top of the pile, pushing older postings down in the queue. When a thread has a new posting, it rises back to the top of the queue. You can find an older posting three ways:
1. If you have suscribed to the thread, go to User CP, and it will show all of your subscribed threads.
2. You can click on the name of the forum where the thread and posting were made, and scroll down through all of the threads to find it.
3. You can search the Forum for terms.
Also, I try to make important postings sticky, so that they are always at the top of the Forum section (like this one).
If you have any other tricks for how you track the postings that are important to you, let us know.
James
All postings are held permanently in the Forum, with newer postings put on top of the pile, pushing older postings down in the queue. When a thread has a new posting, it rises back to the top of the queue. You can find an older posting three ways:
1. If you have suscribed to the thread, go to User CP, and it will show all of your subscribed threads.
2. You can click on the name of the forum where the thread and posting were made, and scroll down through all of the threads to find it.
3. You can search the Forum for terms.
Also, I try to make important postings sticky, so that they are always at the top of the Forum section (like this one).
If you have any other tricks for how you track the postings that are important to you, let us know.
James