How do you tag or follow specific users on Physics Forums?

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Hello. I'm new to the forum. I don't know the different settings. Please help. How do you subscribe to comments by members? I navigated around, and saw you could add people as friends, or subscribe to threads, but can you tag people so you know new comments coming from them? I'm sorry if the answer's given. Please tell me where to get it. Thanks much! Nice to meet everyone.:smile:
 
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Click the "Thread Tools" link that is located at the top of the first post; there's a "Subscribe to this Thread" option there.
 
Note this way you are tagging thread, not people. As far as I know it is not possible to be notified when someone posts, although you can easily check all posts by someone manually.

But then, each day I am shown something new...
 
Borek said:
Note this way you are tagging thread, not people. As far as I know it is not possible to be notified when someone posts, although you can easily check all posts by someone manually.

But then, each day I am shown something new...


Thank you! I don't know about these ever-increasing features, and though I should take the time to learn, I'm always opting for a quicker way - ask! :)

Some people have really interesting answers, so just thought I could track new issues if possible. Gracias.
 
lisab said:
Click the "Thread Tools" link that is located at the top of the first post; there's a "Subscribe to this Thread" option there.

Thank you!
 
Borek said:
Note this way you are tagging thread, not people. As far as I know it is not possible to be notified when someone posts, although you can easily check all posts by someone manually.

But then, each day I am shown something new...


Oh, a "Stalk" button! :devil:
 
InkySquid said:
Thank you! I don't know about these ever-increasing features, and though I should take the time to learn, I'm always opting for a quicker way - ask! :)
Practice makes perfect. :wink: