joeyar said:Clicking on my profile, I am told I have made 9 posts in PhysicsForums. However, according to the 'Find all posts by Joeyar' option I have made 35 (this is my 36th)
What's with the large discrepancy? A four-fold difference!
Greg Bernhardt said:Posts aren't counted in General Discussion.
Kurdt said:Are they also disabled in feedback as well now Greg?
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