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Topic: Question about "Show new replies to your posts" (Read 348 times)

tyz
legendary
Activity: 3360
Merit: 1533
I am just cleaning up the threads showing in "Show new replies to your posts."
You can empty the list quickly by "mark all read" at the right bottom. That way, all threads vanish up until a new reply is posted.

That is clear!

How can I determine which threads are showing in my "Show new replies to your posts."?
All threads in which you have posted, and which have replies you haven't read or marked as read yet will show up in this list.
To remove a thread permanently, you'd have to delete all your posts in that thread.

Really?  Shocked I need to remove all my post in order to not see the threads in this list anymore? There is not other way?

I originally thought that ones can determine it with watch and unwatch.
Those are for adjusting your watchlist (linked right below the replies), not the list of new replies.

Thanks! I think I need to configure my watchlist in the way I need it.
copper member
Activity: 1904
Merit: 1874
Goodbye, Z.
I am just cleaning up the threads showing in "Show new replies to your posts."
You can empty the list quickly by "mark all read" at the right bottom. That way, all threads vanish up until a new reply is posted.

How can I determine which threads are showing in my "Show new replies to your posts."?
All threads in which you have posted, and which have replies you haven't read or marked as read yet will show up in this list.
To remove a thread permanently, you'd have to delete all your posts in that thread.

I originally thought that ones can determine it with watch and unwatch.
Those are for adjusting your watchlist (linked right below the replies), not the list of new replies.
tyz
legendary
Activity: 3360
Merit: 1533
I am just cleaning up the threads showing in "Show new replies to your posts.". I do not want to follow the most of them anymore.
I noticed that some threads can be unwatched and some not. How can I determine which threads are showing in my "Show new replies to your posts."? I originally thought that ones can determine it with watch and unwatch.  Thanks!
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