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I find that i have posted messages on various web-based message forums and forget about them over time. How about a system that i can copy and paste the link of my post into a website that monitors my post for activity and emails me when there are replies?
Comparison of Internet forum software
http://en.wikipedia...rnet_forum_software
[jmvw, Nov 14 2006]
Google Reader
https://www.google....gle.com%2Freader%2F
[Ling, Nov 16 2006]
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Or....stop posting pointless bullshit all over the internet. If what you were posting on was important to you in the first place, you might rember what you said. |
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Maybe put this in the halfbakery thread. |
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For what it's worth, I wouldn't mind if I got an email when someone anno'd one of my ideas, or perhaps an idea that I had elected to monitor. |
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I know some other forums allow this |
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Custardguts, Half the fun of logging on to the HB is to check the site out, see what has been annoed and so on. It would cut down on site usage don't you think? |
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I don't think there is need for concern that not enough people visit Halfbakery. But rather then about Halfbakery, I think this idea was about web forums. It's true, some forums will already let you set e-mail notification (see the Wikipedia comparison between forum software in the link). As gopher suggests, a web site could be written that could monitor forums, a web site that works with all forum software. Advertisers would have an interest in this and it's a viable and good idea. |
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The halfbakery allows you to check ideas you've anno-ed, just fiddle with "views". |
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just what i need: more crap to read. |
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