It makes one's head spin. (19)
Lots of more important things in life make my head spin and it's the forum threads.
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Harbal: I need advice about keeping track of the threads I've posted on. Sometimes I might have four or five on the go and forget which ones they are. On most forums they send an email notification every time there's a new post on a thread that you've been involved with, but here, you have to remember and keep checking. That's not easy when you've got a mind like a sieve.
I was just wondering how everyone else coped with it.
I was just wondering how everyone else coped with it.
Click on your 'view posts' tab underneath ur profile pic.
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
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Deedee123x: Click on your 'view posts' tab underneath ur profile pic.
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
He said, threads he posted on, not his own blogs!
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One2note: He said, threads he posted on, not his own blogs!
Ur comprehension is shocking, John.
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Deedee123x: Click on your 'view posts' tab underneath ur profile pic.
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
Yes they have this info for the threads, but not the blogs? Also no quote feature on the blogs, but the editing feature is great...pluses and minuses...the good with the bad
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Deedee123x: Ur comprehension is shocking, John.
I keep it simple , for you!
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Deedee123x: Click on your 'view posts' tab underneath ur profile pic.
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
Gives u a list of all posts you have made and the threads you made them on
In other words, Dee, use my common sense. I'll give it a try but it will take some getting used to.
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Harbal: Yes well were not all as irresponsible as you, molly. Some of us care.
Hopefully some of your maturity and sense of responsibility will rub off on me.
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Sorry Harbal I messed up my post.Sorry.
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LeeCharming: Yes they have this info for the threads, but not the blogs? Also no quote feature on the blogs, but the editing feature is great...pluses and minuses...the good with the bad
Harbal didnt mention blogs...only threads
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One2note: I keep it simple , for you!
Ive a feeling its ur middle name
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Harbal: I need advice about keeping track of the threads I've posted on. Sometimes I might have four or five on the go and forget which ones they are. On most forums they send an email notification every time there's a new post on a thread that you've been involved with, but here, you have to remember and keep checking. That's not easy when you've got a mind like a sieve.
I was just wondering how everyone else coped with it.
I was just wondering how everyone else coped with it.
Buy lots of computers and turn them all on like Batman does in his Bat Cave
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Deedee123x: Harbal didnt mention blogs...only threads
Blogs are threads..
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One2note: Blogs are threads..
Blogs r blogs.
Threads r what u put up on the forum.
At least thats what i think.
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What is the difference between group blogs and group forums?
When you join a group, you have access to both the group forum and the group blog. You may be confused as to what the purpose of each is:
A group forum is a written "conversation" between members of a group. For example, in a forum, one member posts a short question or comment on a topic of interest to the group. Other members then read the forum topic and then post a comment that contains an answer or an opinion on the subject. In essence, a forum is a way to garner several different thoughts on a given subject.
A group blog is a little different. Typically a blog is a medium by which one author posts his or her thoughts on a given subject. Like an essay, blog posts are typically longer (several paragraphs in length) and contain the established opinion of the author. The author can post several articles to his or her blog. Readers of the blog can sometimes comment on a blog posting if the author solicits comments or feedback. (The following article on the ABA's web site provides an additional description of blogs: )
Participating in both blogs and forums is like having a discussion over a cup of coffee with a valued (and often opinionated) colleague. Both provide a great way to make new connections and build meaningful relationships without geographic limitations. When you contribute to a discussion, whether in a blog or a forum, it adds depth to your Connected profile. Each activity stays associated with you, appears on your profile page and gives others a chance to know more about you and your experience.
When you join a group, you have access to both the group forum and the group blog. You may be confused as to what the purpose of each is:
A group forum is a written "conversation" between members of a group. For example, in a forum, one member posts a short question or comment on a topic of interest to the group. Other members then read the forum topic and then post a comment that contains an answer or an opinion on the subject. In essence, a forum is a way to garner several different thoughts on a given subject.
A group blog is a little different. Typically a blog is a medium by which one author posts his or her thoughts on a given subject. Like an essay, blog posts are typically longer (several paragraphs in length) and contain the established opinion of the author. The author can post several articles to his or her blog. Readers of the blog can sometimes comment on a blog posting if the author solicits comments or feedback. (The following article on the ABA's web site provides an additional description of blogs: )
Participating in both blogs and forums is like having a discussion over a cup of coffee with a valued (and often opinionated) colleague. Both provide a great way to make new connections and build meaningful relationships without geographic limitations. When you contribute to a discussion, whether in a blog or a forum, it adds depth to your Connected profile. Each activity stays associated with you, appears on your profile page and gives others a chance to know more about you and your experience.
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Bearwoman: Sorry Harbal I messed up my post.Sorry.
This is an informal and friendly thread, Bearwoman, there's no need for apologies.
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Deedee123x: Harbal didnt mention blogs...only threads
Threads are so easy to keep a track of
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Harbal: This is an informal and friendly thread, Bearwoman, there's no need for apologies.
It's a bad habit that I got into.
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I was just wondering how everyone else coped with it.