Posting Question

[SheilaHeartsDisney]

Ok when i click on my own name i can view all post i have written. There are alot on there that i don't really need to read ever again. is there a way i can delete some posts from the list i have. It's going to be hard to find anything it i ever get to 500 posts. Thanks!!

 

[Boo Bear]

I don't think you can delete your posts, but what you can do when you want to bookmark something, scroll a little bit down from where you can submit your post and look for the subscription drop down bar. I select subscribe with no email notification, then when you go to your user CP you can list your subscriptions and delete them as you wish. I always subscribe when I form a new thread or if I post in a thread that I want to remember. It's easier to manage where you've been and what you've said. I hope this helps!

 

[wilde_oscar]

with a little practice, you'll learn to manage multiple collections of posts and responses, but you might want to set in the user CP to not get emails about new posts to subscribed threads... once you are subscribed to 2 or 3 thousand, ya just keep up with new posts in active threads mostly anyway

 

[lovetoscrap]

Ok when i click on my own name i can view all post i have written. There are alot on there that i don't really need to read ever again. is there a way i can delete some posts from the list i have. It's going to be hard to find anything it i ever get to 500 posts. Thanks!!

When you click on your username and then select "find all posts by this poster" (or whatever it says) that is the Search Engine doing it's job and you can't do anything about that. It will always pull up every post you have ever done.

The best thing for you to do is the advice given here--set up your User CP to subscribe to threads, and then you can always find your posts, and opt to delete older threads in your subscription list at any time.

 

[SheilaHeartsDisney]

Thanks for your help that makes sense.