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Just an idea about posting

perennialfan273

15 years ago

Hello

If you're like me, you get side-tracked very easily. Like, today for instance, you'll post a message on gardenweb, but in an hour, you'll forget all about it!! Then, when you log back onto gardenweb, you'll post somewhere else about something totally different (instead of checking your previous post for replies)!

Anyways, I was thinking. What if gardenweb gave you a way to keep track of where you posted. That way, if you forget where you posted, gardenweb can just show you where you posted in the past.

Hopefully this will help people like me who suffer from short term memory loss lol.

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Comments (2)

harold100
15 years ago
This feature is already available. Scroll to the very bottom of the postings and use that specific search box. It is different from the ones at the very top or bottom of the page. Just type in your member name and it will find all the threads you've posted to. Good luck and happy gardening. HP in VA
Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
15 years ago
p273,

It helps if you check the box to get the follow-up replies emailed to you.

I used to save threads I had started to a 'favorites folder' in Firefox, but now only do that if I have posted (started) a trade thread.

In doing a search and looking at several threads you have 'started' I see you are not checking the box to have the follow-up replies emailed to you.

hth.

Sue
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