It's okay to make mistakes everyone does it sometimes and everyone here is learning too so I expect some mistakes even by admins. So don't swaet it. Nothing bad happens and people will still like you. I would not be too scard about it cus it's safe place.
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Sidra

Rosie and Ricky,

We're seconding what sidra said. And congratulations on getting your degree. We know that you've worked hard for a long time.

MDs

congratulations on your completion of your degree and upcoming graduation! that is spectacular!

mosaic

p.s. to Ricky - i always be scard of making mistaks to but the bigs say it is ok to make mistaks heer no body wil get mad at us frum leelee

Hi Rosie. It is very good to see you here again. I am thrilled you are done now and are graduating! That IS exciting. The new site has alot of lil "extra toys" (thats what I like to call them LOL). I know change can be hard.....But if you like I can try to walk you through it.

I am still learning too, so if I make a mistake I am sorry. Mistakes might happen but in my opinion that is how we all learn!
Subscribinng to a thread-- my understanding is that it will email you when someone has responded to your post and unsubscribing means the oppisite. If you have subscribe to a thread and now you don't want to be emailed anymore you can unsubscribe.

I would be happy to try to answer any more questions you might have.
Tangled Web(TW)

(05-30-2012 11:36 AM)Tangled Web Wrote:  Subscribinng to a thread-- my understanding is that it will email you when someone has responded to your post and unsubscribing means the oppisite. If you have subscribe to a thread and now you don't want to be emailed anymore you can unsubscribe.

And you can subscribe to a thread without receiving emails. This is what we do. When we come to the site, we click on User CP at the top of the page, and it shows all the threads that we subscribe to.

MDs

So does that mean that it shows it every thread you have responded too....does it mean the same thing?

(05-31-2012 01:10 PM)Tangled Web Wrote:  So does that mean that it shows it every thread you have responded too....does it mean the same thing?

Nope, different things. Neither posting a message nor replying to a message automatically subscribe you to a thread. The default setting is "Do not subscribe to this thread." So you'd have to select either of the subscribe options to add the thread to your subscriptions.

To see all of your posts, including those in threads that you do not subscribe to, click "View Your Posts" at the top of the page. The posts listed will include all your posts in threads that were started by other people, as well as all your posts in threads that you've started.

To see all of the threads that you've started, including those that you do not subscribe to, click "View Your Threads" at the top of the page. The threads listed will not include threads that you have posted in but were started by other people.

Hope this helps.

MDs

Thanks MDs but i still don't understand what subscribing to a thread means. Does it mean......that a subscribe thread is just the ones you want to read. Sorry if I am being a pain in the *ss about this.

(06-01-2012 07:35 AM)Tangled Web Wrote:  Thanks MDs but i still don't understand what subscribing to a thread means. Does it mean......that a subscribe thread is just the ones you want to read. Sorry if I am being a pain in the *ss about this.

You're not being a PITA at all. The benefit of subscribing to a thread is that the User CP can provide you with listing of posts that you decide that you want to follow. It saves time rather than having to go through every forum looking for what you want to read.

There's nothing that says that anyone *has* to subscribe to anything. It's just a tool to save time.

Another useful tool is the fact in the list of forums, the folder icon is colored yellow for forums with new posts, and colored blue if there aren't new posts.

Does this help?

MDs

Awwwwww YES! I finally get it! Thank you so much!!

Tangled