How can I view new posts without seeing tech reports on the forum page?

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To view new posts without seeing tech reports on the forum page, users can click the "New Posts" button at the top of the screen. This feature allows for filtering out unwanted content, such as tech reports, and focuses on forum discussions. The user expressed frustration with the mixing of different types of posts on the "Threads you don't yet reply" page. The conversation highlights the need for better navigation tools to streamline the viewing experience. Overall, utilizing the "New Posts" button is a straightforward solution to this issue.
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When I open the page "Threads you don't yet reply", I only see "tech reports" which I think i won't read because I only want to read posts in forums but 'tech reports'.
There are many pages and they all mix together. How can I do to open all new posts that there are not tech reports ?

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There's a button at the top of the screen that says "New Posts." Click that button.

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Thank Chroot, I deleted old post, this is new one!
 

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