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unaes
 member, 1 post
Tue 22 Nov 2011
at 00:16
 msg #1
New Post Notifications Overly Broad
I have subscribed for email notifications, a useful feature, and recieve emails about the games to which I am subscribed. Slightly less useful is the reminds that there have been new posts in sections like:

quote:
Community Chat                                  - 15,941 posts.
Game Proposals, Input, and Advice               - 6,469 posts.
Wanted - GMs                                    - 5,562 posts.
Wanted - Players                                - 4,861 posts.


Is there any way to disable or suppress notifications from these sections? I am aware that I can simply set up a filtering rule on my end to throw out messages not containing my game names, but I would prefer to use an existing solution if there is one.
cruinne
 moderator, 5878 posts
 And eight eight eight - I
 forget what eight was for
Tue 22 Nov 2011
at 00:29
moderator post | [quote] | [reply] | msg #2
Re: New Post Notifications Overly Broad
At this time, no -- the notification tells you if there are any new posts in those forums you have on your sticky list.  There's no category in it for "on my list but I don't want to know if there are new posts".  :)
launico
 member, 2 posts
Mon 12 Sep 2022
at 20:25
 msg #3
New Post Notifications Overly Broad
Hi! This feature is still not in place / on the roadmap?
donsr
 member, 2671 posts
Mon 12 Sep 2022
at 21:34
 msg #4
New Post Notifications Overly Broad
 I  am on these boards  several times  a dat, I bet a long in  6 or more  hours a day?.. so.. i see the 'light ups' when i come on.
Skald
 moderator, 965 posts
 Whatever it is,
 I'm against it
Tue 13 Sep 2022
at 05:26
moderator post | [quote] | [reply] | msg #5
Re: New Post Notifications Overly Broad
launico:
Hi! This feature is still not in place / on the roadmap?

The place to look for/request changes/new features is the RPoL Development forum: link to another game.

I had a quick look and spotted that there was a change proposed a while back to only show messages in threads where the user has posted: link to a message in another game.

But I don't think that'll be coming any time soon - jase noted that since RPoL is a roleplaying site, he prefers to devote his development efforts to RP functionality rather than Forum functionality.
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