Finding Topics

[tgeezer]

I have been trying to find a topic to which I contributed last year, the combined efforts of the Thai language forum came up with a new idiom in Thai, I didn't agree with it then and I want to see if I have learned anything since. The English idiom was 'it never rains but it pours.

[sbk]

click on your own profile and then click on posts by this member under your name. It should give you your entire posting history. Unfortunately, at the time there is a forum glitch only showing the first word of the post, but you can look and see what forum it was in and the date.

[tgeezer]

click on your own profile and then click on posts by this member under your name. It should give you your entire posting history. Unfortunately, at the time there is a forum glitch only showing the first word of the post, but you can look and see what forum it was in and the date.

thanks I will try that.

[george]

We are waiting for a bugfix from the software vendor. Expect it soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[tgeezer]

We are waiting for a bugfix from the software vendor. Expect it soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Thanks. I have discovered quite a lot about forums by following the above advice, not managed to find the topic however. I wonder what the opinion of members is on personal information. I noticed that some people had visited me and would have wasted their time, so I put in some details about myself then reconsidered; is it a good idea in these days of ID fraud? What is the opinion of experienced i'net people.

[Tywais]

What is the opinion of experienced i'net people.

Depends on your comfort level. Items like favorite things/hobbies make it useful for like minded individuals to be aware of others with similar tastes. I disable my e-mail address for privacy. A personal photo such as what you do or favorite shot is fine and a link to your personal or favorite website also. But putting your real name, address and phone number up - well, opens up a can of worms.