How do I get to the postings by players interested in my campaigns?

When players make postings to me expressing interest in my campaigns, they go to a forum for interest in that.  I realize this is a dumb question, but how do I get to those postings?  Help is appreciated here!  Thanks!

If I understand correctly you're asking how to get a campaign specific thread. From the Virtual Tabletop click the campaign title, then under the header Campaign Discussion will be the threads posted by people interested. Also in the top left corner where you edit account info a pink square with a white number will appear with an alert when a msg is received.

^^ Voth Nailed it.  Instead of "Launching" your campaign, either click on the picture, the title, or "view details".  Then on the right hand side under the list of "players" should be your "forumesque" discussion board. Cheers!

Only the discussions that I (the GM) have initiated appear in my campaign discussions.  None of the threads from interested players appear in my "Campaign Discussions."

I made an interest thread on your Ice and Fire game.

This is not located in the same place as my campaign forum.  My question is *how do I get to this thread* when I don't have a PM from someone expressing interest in my game?

Good question, at this point once you have contact in anyway I'd use that opportunity to PM them, at least you can track and return to it then.

Are you talking about private messages that you received from interested players, and then replied to? Or maybe didn't, as the case may be. Even if you don't have a "New PM" thing notice, the old ones are still there. If you click Welcome, <Your Name> in the top right corner and scroll down to Private Messages, just click the link and you should go right to a page that shows all the Private Messages you've had between you and your interested players. That's the only thing I can think, unless something went and ate all your private messages.

No, I'm talking about postings on my LFG forum.

Then I don't know how to help you if it's not that or what Voth said. Best of luck figuring it out.

Answered in your other thread. - Gauss