Follow Questions in PhysicsForum: Is it Possible?

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Users on PhysicsForum are inquiring about the ability to "follow" specific questions or discussions. Currently, the platform does not have a dedicated "follow" feature, prompting users to bookmark pages instead. However, it is suggested to utilize the "Watch thread" option located at the top of each thread to receive updates. This functionality allows users to stay informed about discussions of interest. Overall, the "Watch thread" option serves as a solution for tracking engaging topics on the forum.
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I was wondering if there was any option to "follow" a certain question in PhysicsForum.

Every time I see some interesting question or discussion in a thread that I want to follow, I have to bookmark that page in my browser. Nowhere I see a "follow" option for a question. So, is there any options like that ?
 
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Look for the "Watch thread" option near the thread top.
 
Ohh..Thanks. :)
 

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