Yikes !!! where to start

Bucklemyshoe · #1 01-12-2009, 01:22 PM

Wow - I have not been on this forum for 3 weeks due to some outside issues, and now when I logon I have no idea where to start to read posts and what is current and what is not.

I am not a "forum/blog" guru. Can someone share with me how they properly manage a forum post reading or is there a strategy I am totally missing.

If I was to read every post since my last logon, I think I would be here for another 3 weeks straight. Then I would have to catch up on all posts posted since.

I need a way to be able to logon here and spend 10-15 mins to get up to date.

thanks.
bms

dcrowley06 · #2 01-12-2009, 01:33 PM

I will give you a quick rundown of what has happened over the last 3 weeks. fapturbo developers told us to hold off on trading during the holidays. Some people tried it and lost money. Others waited until January 5th and started trading. fapturbo had a lot of losses on the 5th. People hated on Fapturbo.

Libanga joined the forums and started badmouthing anything and everyone including Harre claiming he was a developer and obviously was because he supported (reasonably I might add) that there would be ups and downs. Libanga was banned. Harre misses Libanga.

Then the FAPTurbo comes back and starts making money again, but the spreads at all the brokers have gotten out of control and have not come back yet to normal pre-Christmas levels. So lots of trades are not going into profit as easily as before.

Now a new version of Fapturbo came out, and all is good with the world. Wait, the activation was broken, so the developers reset everyones account so that they can reactivate again. All is now good with the world.

You are now up to date.

Bucklemyshoe · #3 01-12-2009, 01:49 PM

LMAO !!! Man, that was good. Thanks very much. Thats like missing a soap opera for a year and being able to sum it up in 3 sentances or less.

Very much appreciated.

Bucklemyshoe.

alan · #4 01-12-2009, 10:32 PM

lol I know how you feel Bucklemyshoe. I too am lost in a maze of threads. I keep on telling myself that one of these days I'm going to spend a whole day going through the forum and checking out every single thread and responding to them all.

Btw, you can subscribe yourself to a thread by clicking on the "Thread Tools" drop down menu and selecting "subscribe to this thread" This way you can be instantly notified via e-mail when new replies are posted. You can also change your settings in the user CP (control panel) to automatically subscribe you to all threads that you reply to. Play around in your members CP - there are a lot of useful and powerful management features there, so learn them and take advantage of them.

mystikdragon7 · #5 01-12-2009, 10:49 PM

I try to keep up with most of all the posts by clicking on the "new posts" link at the top of the page.