Tracking 'Game Discussion' Views?

I tend to write a lot in the games I GM, and put that up in various topics in the game discussion forum.  I know some of my players read it sometimes, and some never read it.  I go back and reference the posts, and/or edit them, so that tends to inflate the View count.   My question is, is there any way to see how many views a particular user, or even just users other than myself have viewed a post?  It would be handy to know which players have a handle on stuff, and which I am going to have to bring up to speed in session.   I would guess this functionality is not present, but perhaps someone can give me a tip or trick they know of.  

You could use a Message of the Day script (MOTD, I think it's called), and have a message post to chat when the player logs in, giving them the salient information they'd need to play the session.  Use it like a "Previously, on..." preview.

MotD:&nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/6192238/script-update-motd-message-of-the-day-sent-to-players-when-they-log-in-based-on-the-contents-of-a-note" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/6192238/script-update-motd-message-of-the-day-sent-to-players-when-they-log-in-based-on-the-contents-of-a-note</a> As for your forum posts, there isn't really a way to do that.&nbsp; You could use the image tool to insert a tracking pixel ala google or some other system and see if you could get better information out of that, but I've not tried it so I don't know what sort of resolution you could expect.

Thanks for the replies.&nbsp; The MOTD is a good idea for small pertinent information,&nbsp; I might check into that.&nbsp; The forum posts are mostly recaps, and some other things like long-form information about locations, NPCs. etc.&nbsp; I send out recaps via email as well, and keep active handouts in the game.&nbsp; So players have access to the information, I was just exploring options for ways to check actual engagement.&nbsp; Thanks again.&nbsp;