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Mark all as "read" button?

Feb 02 2008 05:24 am   #1Quark
Is there a feature to mark all threads as read?  I think maybe I'm just not seeing it. 
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Feb 02 2008 05:28 am   #2Eowyn315
No... threads don't get marked as read even when you actually read them. It's not a feature on this forum.
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Feb 02 2008 05:49 am   #3Quark
Thanks. :)  Good to know I wasn't just missing it.
~ Q
Feb 02 2008 02:06 pm   #4slaymesoftly
Um, you guys don't have the little pink thingie in the left hand column that shows you if something new has been added to a thread since the last time you read it?  If it's white, you've read the latest entry, if it's pink, you haven't.
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Feb 02 2008 04:44 pm   #5Diabola
What Patti said, opening the thread will label it as read (it will go back to "not read" as soon as someone posts a new comment though). As for marking all threads as read, no, we don't have that, didn't see how it would be useful. A thread will automatically be labeled as read after four weeks though, no matter if you've read it or not. I thought that if you haven't touched it by then, you're probably not interested. If you want the option to mark everything as read at once, I can add that, but like I said, I can't really see what's the use in it.
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Feb 02 2008 09:58 pm   #6Eowyn315
I have no pink thingy... never have. Is it on the main page, where the most recent threads are listed? Or on the thread itself when you open it?
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Feb 02 2008 10:47 pm   #7Quark
I do have the pink thingy, I just haven't been around long enough for the color to change on all the older threads.  :) After that time limit passes, I'll be all set.  No worries.  Just thought I was missing it.  Thanks again
~ Q
Feb 03 2008 12:46 am   #8Always_jbj
Eowyn, it's on the main forum page www.bloodshedverse.com/forum.php
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Feb 03 2008 01:26 am   #9Eowyn315
Ah, now I see it. Guess I never noticed it before, since I rarely go to the forum page unless I'm looking for something specific, so it's not all that helpful. I just look at the updated threads listed on the main page.
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