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| Feb9-12, 04:32 PM | #1 |
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What makes a subscribed thread "new"
I thought I'd put this here so that others who were interested could see the answer. When we click on "my PF" we get a list of "New Subscribed Threads", after a while threads drop off this list and sometimes we are met with the message "there are no new threads at this time" (or something like that). My question is how long must a thread be idle until it drops off the list? I've tried to keep track but can't tell.
On top of that sometimes if I check on my phone and then use my computer all the items drop from the list. Any ideas anyone? |
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