If you added something to this thread, I sent in error and cannot find any record of it. I've been trying to find what I started reading tonight but have not been able to locate what I read earlier. I continue to search & will eventually find it but may be faster for you to resend, if that is possible.
Are you talking to me?
I'm afraid I'm not sure what thread you are talking about. I don't mean to be rude, but I read a lot of threads each day and don't always remember them. I do remember you, but not exactly what we were talking about, or what thread it was in. I'll take a look in a bit, but won't guarantee I'll find it. I usually depend on the person I'm talking to to respond in that thread, so that it shows up in my unread list.
In the mean time here are some tricks to help you keep track of your conversations.
Click on the Settings link at the top of the website. This will show you all the threads you've posted in or subscribed too that have new posts in them. If you click on the View All Subscribed Threads button at the bottom of the list you'll see the ones with no new posts as well. With only 32 posts, it shouldn't take you too long to find the thread you want; if you made a post in it.
For threads you want to keep an eye on, but don't make you own post, use the Thread Tools link in the black bar and subscribe. You'll notice when you do that you'll have an option to use a folder. This way you can keep a list of special threads that you don't want to get buried in the main one. You can create new folders using the Edit Folders option in the left column when you are on the Settings page. You can visit those folders using the Subscriptions link in the same place.
That should give you some basic tools for keeping track of your threads.