[littledozer24]

How does anyone keep up with all the posts that happen on our board on a daily basis?

If you don't read all the new posts, how do you decide which ones you are going to read and why?

Thanks, I'm just curious.

[Rai_77]

I read the ones that interest me, and respond mostly when I feel I can help, or when I fell obliged to agree with something or share my opinion.

[Michele]

The only way to read them all is to never leave the forum..

[Purple]

I use the unread posts button. As you can see, I don't miss much....
2839 Unread Posts

[jasmine2008]

i babysit most of the time so i check on it regularly i usually keep up but i agree it is hard.

[fearlessknight]

I always click the
Active Threads
And then choose "posts from today"
That gives me all threads that were posted in for the day (or since I last logged on)
I then read the TITLE, if it is something that I am interested in, I will open in a new tab.....and I go down the page that way and open all I want to read...and reply to what I want and close what I do not.

I also determine who the poster (OP) is...sometimes that will help me decide if I even want to open it or not. I usually skip the introduction threads, takes too much time......and plus, I personally get tired of welcoming people that never stick around but for a day....or to ask a question then leave, and being I do not know which those will be, I choose to ignore them all, unless I know the OP.....I will also look at the number of replies, if it is 1 or 2 I know that person may need help still, or advice or whatever....maybe it is photos and it needs a bump, so I will open and see it is worth responding too......
The ones that have a high number of replies, are usually a good topic.....so I am sure to open those......
Pretty much do the same thing day in and day out.....thats how I keep up! Its not hard!

On ones that I am not sure of, I will scroll my mouse over to see what the first lines says...that tells me more sometimes than the title will!
And I always go back and read new posts in threads I previously posted in, and you know that by the blue check mark next to the thread.

[littledozer24]

Thanks for the information. It is helpful to see others methods.