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Old 11-29-2008, 12:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi!

I think that the time that it takes for the forum to consider something as "read" is too short.

I mean, I log in, and see that I've got unread threads in the welcome section. I have to go clean the apartment, takes about 1 hour, and when I come back, everything on the forum is "read", so I have no idea what threads I've read and what not.

Sure I can go into "New Posts", but meh. Couldn't you make the time longer?

Thanks in advance.
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If anyone had access to the forum settings, we probably could make the time longer. Does anyone active have that access? No.
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