Where can I find my threads?

I moved your question to what we lovingly refer to as "FAQ Heaven".

The writing of the FAQs has been compared to the complete works of Nabokov. I think. ;-")

It's still amazing the software doesn't have simple "Show my posts" link on the front page like phpBB, SMF etc. all have. Currently it's very cumbersome to check whether or not there are new posts in threads I've participated in.

Orchestra said:

It's still amazing the software doesn't have simple "Show my posts" link on the front page like phpBB, SMF etc. all have. Currently it's very cumbersome to check whether or not there are new posts in threads I've participated in.

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If you read the

FAQ: How Can I Find My Posts?​

You'll notice your username is a pop-up menu with single-click access to your post history.


Alternatively, you can Subscribe to threads.

FAQ: Everything You Wanted To Know About Thread Subscriptions​

And it's not too late to

Artifex said:

Thanks for the replies! I tried to look in the FAQ but somehow missed it... Doh!

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They hide, deliberately, just when you most need them.

Medievalist said:

You'll notice your username is a pop-up menu with single-click access to your post history.

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That shows my posts in list form. The "View my posts" functionality in phpBB and SMF takes me to a list of threads I've posted in. Threads with new posts are clearly marked with an icon and clicking that icon takes me directly to the first unread post. This is by far the simplest way of allowing users to keep tabs on their ongoing discussions without the need to subscribe to threads. For a commercial software vBulletin is quite clunky.

Orchestra said:

That shows my posts in list form. The "View my posts" functionality in phpBB and SMF takes me to a list of threads I've posted in. Threads with new posts are clearly marked with an icon and clicking that icon takes me directly to the first unread post. This is by far the simplest way of allowing users to keep tabs on their ongoing discussions without the need to subscribe to threads.

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Subscribing to threads provides the same functionality.

Orchestra said:

For a commercial software vBulletin is quite clunky.

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I'm sure that the owner of the site and the admin will give your opinion the attention it merits. I do hope your issues with the software won't hinder your posting.

Luckily the content on this forum more than offsets the software's sometimes terrible usability.