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Brandon, going forward, you can use the Watch Thread tool to do that for you.

 

Yeah I can see your point, never thought of it like that.

 

Right now it's nothing, but in the future it will be.

 

Delete your old CT bookmark and create a new one. Then that problem will go away.

 

What exactly do you mean by Library of Uploaded Images ?

I think (but I'm not sure) you are asking about the way the old software worked, like when you wanted to post a pic and you clicked on the Insert Image icon a window would open that allowed you to pick from all of your previously posted pics.

If that is what you are asking about, this software doesn't do that. But your pics are still in the threads where you posted them.

If you are asking about Member Albums, or Group Images - Peter still has all the Group Images sitting in a waiting area, I can see it but I don't think you guys can. And eventually he will get around to making that all part of the forum again - I hope. As for Member Albums, not sure about those, I can't even find them. But I suspect Peter still has them all stored away someplace until a later date.

As I have mentioned before, there is still a lot of stuff yet to come. New and different things that members could never do before, new areas for the forum that we never had before. When will all of that come to be ? Good question.

Ask the Shadow, maybe he knows

 

Same thing that happened to albums and groups. You can't just take data from 1 software program and import into another entirely different software program. There's a lot of work that goes into it. Like I said guys, there's a lot of stuff that Peter hasn't gotten around to yet and there are changes coming.

 

Well, for example, take a look at the main menu bar at the top of the page. There's 2 things up there (they don't work yet) that were never there before - Resources & Wiki. That should give you a clue about part of it.

And we used to have a feature called the Best of Coin Talk, although it always seemed to me that very few ever took the trouble to read it. That, and other things along those lines, are yet to come.