Maybe the person in question removed the post quickly after writing it?
Maybe, potentially, but as there's currently no indication... that's why I brought it up 
Edit: I saw what you did there!
Topic: topic reply notification - but no such reply to be found? (Read 922 times)
Edit: I saw what you did there!
Maybe the person in question removed the post quickly after writing it?
I would personally turn off this feature as I think there is little reason to visit the forum for the sole reason that someone replied to your topic.
Well, I disagree - that's why I turned that feature on in the first place 
I'm not a huge fan of visiting a site just to check if there's any notifications, only to be greeted by a little number that tells me nothing of what the notification is actually about. With the semi-instant e-mails, I can check wherever I want and see whether it's something I'd like to read about right away, or put it off until later. But that's me
But just to address the latter part:
Was that a phishing email or something like that?
Nope, not a phishing e-mail - there's no funny business going on in it, no wacky links, no hidden HTML part with tracking pixels or anything of the sort;The mx originating path is:
Received: by bitcointalk.org (Postfix, from userid 48)
Received: from bitcointalk.org (bitcointalk.org [109.201.133.195])
Further X-headers ( yes, they can be faked.. if determined enough a phisherman
):X-PHP-Originating-Script: 0:Subs-Post.php
X-Mailer: SMF
hero member
Activity: 560
Merit: 509
I prefer Zakir over Muhammed when mentioning me!
Was that a phishing email or something like that? OR it might be a tiny bug on the forum.
~~MZ~~
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I would personally turn off this feature as I think there is little reason to visit the forum for the sole reason that someone replied to your topic. To do this you go to profile -> Notifications and email -> When sending notification of a reply to a topic, send the post in the email (but please don't reply to these emails.) [uncheck this box].
Having these notifications would potentially open you up to phishing attacks as someone who knows your email could send you a fake link to the forum in order to capture your email address
Having these notifications would potentially open you up to phishing attacks as someone who knows your email could send you a fake link to the forum in order to capture your email address
This is maybe the third time this has happened in a week's time, and twice in one night.
I got a topic reply notification e-mail:
Adding to that, that in this case the user - Bitcoin Oz - hasn't posted anything since February, and I'm curious whether perhaps something is amiss in the topic reply notification system.
( The other one was a notification of a reply by user Gogreen in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826129.new;topicseen#new - no post there from today ... well, until now just before I hit post, but by a different user )
I got a topic reply notification e-mail:
Quote
A reply has been posted to a topic you are watching by Bitcoin Oz.
View the reply at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=775174.new;topicseen#new
[etc. etc.]
But when I go there, there's no actual new replies. I suppose the reply post may have been deleted, but the last 2 were not in self-moderated threads, and admins don't tend to delete posts willy-nilly.View the reply at: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=775174.new;topicseen#new
[etc. etc.]
Adding to that, that in this case the user - Bitcoin Oz - hasn't posted anything since February, and I'm curious whether perhaps something is amiss in the topic reply notification system.
( The other one was a notification of a reply by user Gogreen in https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=826129.new;topicseen#new - no post there from today ... well, until now just before I hit post, but by a different user
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