How to subscribe?
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oggbashan
Dying Truth seeker
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At the end of each story you should find two buttons:
Favorite Story and Favorite Author.
Just click on one and the story or author will appear in your favorites list.
If you click on author, you can check back at any time to see if the author has added more stories.
Favorite Story and Favorite Author.
Just click on one and the story or author will appear in your favorites list.
If you click on author, you can check back at any time to see if the author has added more stories.
Christobal
Mostly I'm comfortable
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I don't have an answer for you but welcome to lit.
Zeb_Carter
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Every thread you respond to becomes a thread in your subscription list.
For automatic subscription to every thread you create or post in:
When you are logged in, click "User CP" at the top lefthand of the page. It's the first sub-menu option and takes you to your Control Panel. Once there, click "Edit Options", it's the fourth option down in the left hand column. The fourth item down of the the choices then presented is "Default Thread Subscription Mode," and its multiple choice box gives you these options: "Do not subscribe," "No email notification," "Instant email notification," "Daily email notification" and "Weekly email notification."
If you allow the default "Do not subscribe" to stand, you will not automatically subscribe to every thread you create or post in. If you choose any of the other four options, you will be automatically subscribed to every thread you create or post in. The differences between the four are whether you want to be notified by email whenever a new reply is added to that thread, and when you want to be notified.
When you are logged in, click "User CP" at the top lefthand of the page. It's the first sub-menu option and takes you to your Control Panel. Once there, click "Edit Options", it's the fourth option down in the left hand column. The fourth item down of the the choices then presented is "Default Thread Subscription Mode," and its multiple choice box gives you these options: "Do not subscribe," "No email notification," "Instant email notification," "Daily email notification" and "Weekly email notification."
If you allow the default "Do not subscribe" to stand, you will not automatically subscribe to every thread you create or post in. If you choose any of the other four options, you will be automatically subscribed to every thread you create or post in. The differences between the four are whether you want to be notified by email whenever a new reply is added to that thread, and when you want to be notified.
