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iliketrees
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08 Jun 2015, 1:50 am

I logged into the email connected to this account for the first time in ages and... holy crap. 8O I have more than 1000. How do I stop these?



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08 Jun 2015, 2:01 am

Now I've just got them going to my spam folder. I see you can individually unotify each subject but I've posted onto so many. Any way to stop them all from wrongplanet itself? 8O



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08 Jun 2015, 6:26 am

Yes, you can stop them when you make a post to a thread. Below the field where you type your post, to the left there are two check boxes/"tick" boxes, one says "Attach a signature" and the other says "Notify me when a reply is posted."

Uncheck/un-tick that Notify box and you will no longer receive e-mails telling you more replies have been made to a thread you took part in.



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08 Jun 2015, 6:41 am

I have to go throw every single thread I have ever posted on? :(



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08 Jun 2015, 6:48 am

I might be wrong but at the moment it looks like maybe, yes, unless someone can tell us if there is an over-arching setting in our accounts where we can turn off all topic notifications?

I may be remembering this wrongly, but I seem to recall that on the old website there was an option for turning them all off in your member profile page. I can't seem to find anything like that now.

You can also open the notification e-mails and scroll down to the last link, which takes you to an option to no longer receive notifications on that topic -- but yes, this would have to be done to each individual topic also.

Best thing to do going forward is to start from now on manually removing the check-tick from that box beneath your posting field, whenever you are making a new reply on a thread.

Still would like to call out to anyone reading -- is there a central option to refuse all notifications, instead of just one-by-one manually?



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08 Jun 2015, 6:52 am

iliketrees wrote:
I have to go throw every single thread I have ever posted on? :(

If I discard without visiting I don't get any more on that topic, I think because you're only notified once there's something new. A few more emails might trickle in, probably not many though.



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08 Jun 2015, 7:07 am

I guess I'll just let them go into my spam folder :|



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08 Jun 2015, 7:11 am

Yes, let the ones you're already getting go to Spam, and going forward from now, try to un-tick that box below your posting field so that no more come in from new threads you take part in.

I still seem to remember a general option where you used to be able to turn it off altogether though...



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08 Jun 2015, 9:40 pm

BirdInFlight wrote:
Still would like to call out to anyone reading -- is there a central option to refuse all notifications, instead of just one-by-one manually?


Hey. I'm not sure if this will turn off all notifications, but you could try going to your PM folder/User Control Panel> click on "Board Preferences" tab on the left> Edit Posting Defaults> Select 'No' for Notify me upon replies by default> Submit.

BTW if anyone is interested, there is an option to remove your signature rather than doing it manually each time you make a post by selecting 'no' next to "attach my signature by default".

Hope that helps!


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