Favorites

[Rollercoaster1]

Can I mark someone's question/query as favorite so I can, later, check out the answers posted by the native speakers? I found many questions posted by other learners, which I found interesting and was curious to know the answers to, But couldn't find them later. I know one can find a post by typing the thread title in 'search bar', but it's hard to keep tons of thread titles in mind.

[Charlie Bernstein]

Can I mark someone's question as favorite so I can, later, check out the answers posted by the native speakers? I found many questions posted by other learners, which I found interesting and was curious to know the answers to, but couldn't find them later. I know one can find a post by typing the thread title in the search bar, but it's hard to keep tons of thread titles in mind.

I don't know. I'd bookmark them, give them titles that remind myself what the subjects are, and give them their own bookmark folder.

[Rollercoaster1]

I don't know. I'd bookmark them, give them titles that remind myself what the subjects are, and give them their own bookmark folder.

Thank you for the corrections.

[Maybo]

Thread tools > subscribe to this thread

[Rollercoaster1]

Thread tools > subscribe to this thread

I have subscribed to many threads, and I don't think I am being notified of them.

[Maybo]

I have subscribed to many threads, and I don't think I am being notified of them.

Settings>my subscription

[emsr2d2]

If you really want to be bombarded by emails notifying you of every response to a thread, by all means enable subscriptions. If not, the easiest way to find any thread you started yourself is to click on "Quick Links" then "My Threads". Any thread titles that appear in bold have responses you haven't read yet. If you want to see any thread you've taken part in, click "Quick Links" and then "Subscribed Threads". Again, anything in bold has responses you haven't read yet.

[GoesStation]

I've moved this discussion to the Support forum.