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How links to threads and posts work These links work a little differently depending on where you are on the site.
How to find your active threads
Button: "Go To First Unread" This button appears in the page navigation (pagination) position. It will take you to the first post that has not been displayed to your browser:
Display posts from newest to oldest Reversing the order of posts is no longer supported, but you may use the "Go to First Unread" button on each relevant thread to serve a similar purpose.
How do I close/lock a thread? There may come a time you need to close an active thread in order to open a new thread due to forum limits. To do so, please follow these steps to close a thread of yours in permitted sections:
How do I open/unlock a thread? Threads must be open (unlocked) in order to edit them (e.g., title, prefix, tags, and posts) and to post new replies in them. To open a thread, follow these steps in permitted sections:
- How links to threads and posts work
- How to find your active threads
- Button: "Go To First Unread"
- Display posts from newest to oldest
- How do I close/lock an active thread?
- How do I open/unlock an inactive thread?
- Home page: The title-of-the-thread link will take you to the most recent (last) post.
- List of forums: Same as Home Page above.
Examples: Links in the Discussion category and Watched Forums. - List of threads
Examples: Links in the Domain Beginners forum, Watched Threads, and New Posts.- Thread title: The title-of-the-thread link will:
- Take you to the first post of the thread if you've never visited the thread before or you're not logged in (i.e., you're viewing as a guest).
- Take you to the first unread post if you've visited the thread before, it has new content, and you're logged in (i.e., you're viewing as a member).
- Take you to the first post of the thread if you've visited the thread before, it does not have any new content, and you're logged in (i.e., you're viewing as a member).
- Timestamps: You must log in for these links to be available.
There are two different timestamps on the page:- The timestamp link in the "Title" column will always take you to the first post of the thread.
- The timestamp link in the "Last Message" column will always take you to the most recent (last) post. Same as Home Page above.
- Thread title: The title-of-the-thread link will:
- Watched Threads: The bold links indicate unread content, so those links will take you to the first unread post, which is always the first post if you're not logged in (i.e., you're viewing as a guest). The rest of the links (non-bold) will take you to the first post of the thread, because you've already seen all of the thread's content.
- Content Overview: Links to the first post of the thread.
- Sidebar Widgets
- New Posts: Links to first unread.
- Domain Auctions: Same as Content Overview above.
- Group A - Popular This Month, Today, Favorites: Same as Content Overview above.
- Latest News, Blog Favorites: Same as Content Overview above.
- Locational and Occasional Widgets
- New Blog Posts: Same as Content Overview above.
- Group B - Top Stories: Month, Year: Same as Content Overview above.
- Group B - Comments:
- Links to first unread if you're logged in (i.e., you're viewing as a member).
- Links to the specific post if you're not logged in (i.e., you're viewing as a guest).
- New Auctions: Same as Content Overview above.
- Appraisal Requests: Same as Content Overview above.
- Opinion Poll: Same as Content Overview above.
- View your profile
- Click the Information tab
- Click Find all threads by [you]
- The first post of the page after the last page you visited.
- The first new post of the thread since you last visited it. This only applies if you visited the last page of the thread previously.
- Visit the thread you wish to close
- Select "..." (near the top right corner of the first post)
- Choose "Lock thread"
- Visit the thread you wish to open
- Select "..." (near the top right corner of the first post)
- Choose "Unlock thread"