

i am now and the problem is still there.Silverware wrote: ↑Wed Jun 14, 2017 8:15 pmAre you using the Dev layout? I see no issues with it on this one.
You misunderstand. Take a look at the other stickied post in the Announcement folder. Now read what it suggests you do to keep abreast of current events. Finally, actually look at what's in that feed.Talvieno wrote: I've done a fairly good job of keeping up with the Limit Theory RSS/Email News Thread, or so I like to think. If there's a major update of any kind, I typically post about it there, so just subscribing to that topic should work... unless you'd prefer not to be alerted about devlogs, I suppose.
No, I completely understand what you're saying. I think you misunderstand me.MyrddinE wrote:You misunderstand. Take a look at the other stickied post in the Announcement folder. Now read what it suggests you do to keep abreast of current events. Finally, actually look at what's in that feed.Talvieno wrote: I've done a fairly good job of keeping up with the Limit Theory RSS/Email News Thread, or so I like to think. If there's a major update of any kind, I typically post about it there, so just subscribing to that topic should work... unless you'd prefer not to be alerted about devlogs, I suppose.
By allowing unlocked threads in the Announcements forum you are making the recommended method for only getting announcements not work. Host discussions in a different board; keep only Announcements in the Announcements board.
Talvieno wrote:You can subscribe to this thread for future updates. This topic will remain locked but stay updated.
Link to Announcements RSS feed
Can I just point out that you are the first to complain about this in four years, and that everyone else (who wants to) has managed to subscribe to the specified thread without issue?
Unfortunately so.
I don't see why that's so. Link to the discussion thread. Organize it similarly to the monthly creative submissions... a separate thread for discussion. No discussion in the announcements forum is not the same as no discussion at all, especially if you create the initial thread and link to it from the announcement.
That may be how you see it, but in reality, typically only the most frequent forum users end up posting in those "split" discussion topics, while a normal unlocked topic will often bring out even the hardiest lurkers, and tend to be much longer in length. Why? I don't really know, if I'm being honest. It could be any number of factors. I have suspicions as to why this phenomenon occurs, but it's all just speculation.MyrddinE wrote:I don't see why that's so. Link to the discussion thread. Organize it similarly to the monthly creative submissions... a separate thread for discussion. No discussion in the announcements forum is not the same as no discussion at all, especially if you create the initial thread and link to it from the announcement.
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