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Hi

I use a lot the "View New Content",

but many times it's full of threads from "World News" forum about politic in foreign countries (US & UK mainly). These are threads I am absolutely not interested in. ????
Is there a way to "ignore" such no-interesting forums ?

Thanks

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You can create your own custom Activity Stream, the save that url to your browser links.

 

An 'Activity Stream' is a forum filter, like: Unread, Content I Started, Content I Follow, etc, etc, (but you can also make your own custom filtered view activity streams).

 

Start by clicking the link to View New Content 

Use the filter Ribbon to describe what you want to see in the new custom Activity Stream

 

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Clicking on Content Types, checkmark only TOPICS and click the Topics cogwheel (more options for topics)

...now click in the 'Narrow by Forums' Select pulldown field ...and start selecting just the forums you want to appear in your personalized custom activity stream.

 

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When you've completed any/all filter options you want then you can click SAVE AS NEW STREAM

 

your saved streams will appear under Activity / My Activity Streams / Custom Streams

I find it easier to click the custom stream link then save it as a browser link

 

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Edited by RichCor
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38 minutes ago, RichCor said:

You can create your own custom Activity Stream, the save that url to your browser links.

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Thanks a lot @RichCor :jap:

I remembered using this "forums selection" form a few years back,

but was just enable to find it again...

 

Your well explained post would worth to be pinned somewhere  :thumbsup: :jap:

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