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Is there a reason that when I post, it is not registered as a new post?

BMGky
BMGky CSN Member Posts: 621
in Esophageal Cancer #1
I've made three new postings this morning. They appear but the topic is not noted there is a new post. The New post information encourages members to read. While my thoughts are not that important, if I take the time to respond, I would like the recipient to know u've responded.

Can anyone explain. Other postings are being marked "new"?
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  • ellamenno
    ellamenno CSN Member Posts: 142 Member
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    Hi
    BMGky, they don't register as new to you but they are highlighted as new to everyone else. When I make a reply to a post and then go back to that subject it looks "read" to me but "new" to you. I do see you have replied to several posts this morning. Hope this makes sense.

    Peace, Laurie
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  • BMGky
    BMGky CSN Member Posts: 621
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    ellamenno said:

    Hi
    BMGky, they don't register as new to you but they are highlighted as new to everyone else. When I make a reply to a post and then go back to that subject it looks "read" to me but "new" to you. I do see you have replied to several posts this morning. Hope this makes sense.

    Peace, Laurie

    Thanks I guess I've just
    Thanks I guess I've just not noticed this before.
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  • Ginny_B
    Ginny_B CSN Member Posts: 532
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    BMGky said:

    Thanks I guess I've just
    Thanks I guess I've just not noticed this before.

    I see all your new posts.

    I see all your new posts.
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  • BMGky
    BMGky CSN Member Posts: 621
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    Ginny_B said:

    I see all your new posts.

    I see all your new posts.

    Good to know.
    Wish there were a "like" button. Thanks for the info. BMGky
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  • jaycc
    jaycc CSN Member Posts: 122
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    BMGky said:

    Good to know.
    Wish there were a "like" button. Thanks for the info. BMGky

    website tip - Tip on posts
    Hi,
    I might be saying the obvious but since some of our welcome people are not here, very sad. For the newbies its good for us to put specific words in Subject - aka like website question on posting or Stage IV story of quality of life.
    Also once in awhile, or if you feel its a good across the web item. Add Esophageal Cancer .... It may then get a google hit as well, so others can find it.
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