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MyRoll20Stuffs
API Scripter
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You know how when you go directly to the forums and see the list of each section? It's supposed to show the most recent posts in that section, but some reason the API section (maybe others too) are not showing threads that have been recently replied to and is instead showing posts from as long as 2 days ago.
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keithcurtis
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Marketplace Creator
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You could be seeing threads that were posted to, but the post moved to a different thread by the mod. This has been happening a lot lately to consolidate bug reports. Have you tried this method of viewing the forums? I find it a LOT more helpful than the top view.
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Gen Kitty
Forum Champion
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Also, posts started more than (7 days?) ago do not show up on the main forum summary list, you have to visit the specific sub-forum to see those posts.
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MyRoll20Stuffs
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GenKitty said: Also, posts started more than (7 days?) ago do not show up on the main forum summary list, you have to visit the specific sub-forum to see those posts. Ahh that's the issue. That's a shame. You would like any new comment at all should take priority in the list but I guess that's not the case.