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As our community gets larger and we have more postings, we are seeing more cases where a posting gets made, and then a new one is put on top of it before a lot of people see it on the main forum page. That doesn't mean it's gone, but you need to look harder to find it.
If you click on New Posts, you will see all of the recent postings, even if they are not on the top of the queue in their respective forum. That way you won't miss anything.
If you made a posting that got buried, and you don't think it is getting the attention it deserves -- you can put it back on top of the pile by adding new information to if. For example, you can say -- "does anyone have a recommendation what to do about this", so something like that. A new posting will put a thread back on top.
If your posting does have something put on top of it, don't be offended. We are all working with limited real estate -- and I think these modern Forum systems do a good job of letting everyone keep track of what they think is important.
Hope this is helpful.
James
If you click on New Posts, you will see all of the recent postings, even if they are not on the top of the queue in their respective forum. That way you won't miss anything.
If you made a posting that got buried, and you don't think it is getting the attention it deserves -- you can put it back on top of the pile by adding new information to if. For example, you can say -- "does anyone have a recommendation what to do about this", so something like that. A new posting will put a thread back on top.
If your posting does have something put on top of it, don't be offended. We are all working with limited real estate -- and I think these modern Forum systems do a good job of letting everyone keep track of what they think is important.
Hope this is helpful.
James