Notification anxiety

[sipi]

I don't log on often, but when I do the green notification alert is the first thing I notice, not by choice.

So how do you react to your notifications?

Do you think "Who have I entertained this time?"

Or, "oh sheesh, who have I offended this time?"

[Lacessit]

I respond if needed to the positive notifications, and ignore the rest.

[sipi]

17 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

I respond if needed to the positive notifications, and ignore the rest.

You're a better man than me. I just log out for a month.

[rumak]

Sipi ...... we all love you .

 

maybe you are suffering from  ALS  ?   (Australian Lockdown Syndrome )

 

why don't you all throw those ...........................  out and vote in some new thinkers (hopefully not also sponsored by big pharma)

[Chris.B]

Notification Anxiety? That's for Wimps! ????????

[The Hammer2021]

You can turn off or delete  your notifications. Every time I make a controversial comment such as when I say something  positive  about Thailand I turn off notifications as a couple of Thai bashers and Thai haters stalk me. Thus they are just firing blanks..lol BTW Its always easy to see who is posting from outside of Thailand by the consistent timing of their posts.

[sipi]

Alright I've just clocked on again after a month or two.

Only 2 notifications, well that's a relief.

Thanks Rumak. You are welcome anytime.

[chickenslegs]

Hi @sipi I can empathise with you. I have learned to (mostly) keep away from the topics which attract the more aggressive posters.

 

There is a wealth of interesting topics on this forum, with members who are helpful, respectful, informative, and amusing.

 

Most of my notifications come from topics that I "follow", e.g. @owl sees all topic (Diary of a farang in isaan) or the worst joke ever thread - so I look forward to receiving notifications of new posts there.