Use the search function with your name. You can say "more recent than" but I don't think you can specify "older than".Spinnor said:Is there a way that I can search old posts of mine, say from the year 2010?
Thanks!
phinds said:Use the search function with your name. You can say "more recent than" but I don't think you can specify "older than".
Borek said:
Neat. I'm interested in that as well. Could you please post the exact Google search phrase you used instead of the resulting URL? Thanks.Spinnor said:So Google allows you to search a time frame and I can exclude the word spinor by putting a minus sign in front of the word,
https://www.google.pl/search?q=spinnor+2010+site:physicsforums.com&source=lnt&tbs=cdr:1,cd_min:2010,cd_max:2011&tbm=#tbs=cdr:1,cd_min:2010,cd_max:2011&q=spinnor+2010+site:physicsforums.com+-spinor
gives many (all) of my posts between 2010 and 2011. Thanks.
To search for your old posts on a specific platform, you can use the search bar or filters provided by the platform. Simply type in keywords or hashtags related to your posts, or use filters such as date or location to narrow down your search.
Yes, there are third-party tools and apps that allow you to search for your old posts on multiple social media platforms at once. Some examples include Hootsuite, Sprout Social, and Agorapulse.
Most social media platforms allow you to search for your old posts using keywords or hashtags, even if you don't remember the exact date or time. You can also use filters such as "last month" or "last year" to help narrow down your search.
The length of time you can search for your old posts varies depending on the social media platform. Some platforms have a limit on how far back you can search, while others allow you to search through all of your old posts. It's best to check the platform's help center for specific information.
In most cases, you will not be able to search for your old posts on a platform if you no longer have an account. However, if your posts were public, they may still be accessible through a search engine. You can also try reaching out to the platform's customer support for assistance.