I can't even get into my own thread.

[Ryan Elliott]

Sometimes, when I click on a thread, it'll take a long time to load and then go to a page that says "Page cannot be found" or some shit like this.



When normally, I click on a thread it'll take me right to the inside of it.



What is this problem? And how can we solve it?

[SimiBoyz]

Sometimes, when I click on a thread, it'll take a long time to load and then go to a page that says "Page cannot be found" or some shit like this.



When normally, I click on a thread it'll take me right to the inside of it.



What is this problem? And how can we solve it?

I occasionally get that when clicking links from e-mail subscriptions.

[amy]

I occasionally get that when clicking links from e-mail subscriptions.


I don't get setting up for email notifcations for replies, especially if it's including high traffic threads like TIP or RK back in the day. I just click on "subscribed threads" in quick links to see if there are replies and it saves lots of email clutter.

[SimiBoyz]

I don't get setting up for email notifcations for replies, especially if it's including high traffic threads like TIP or RK back in the day. I just click on "subscribed threads" in quick links to see if there are replies and it saves lots of email clutter.

A few reasons.

1. I don't mind the "e-mail clutter", and I don't really get that many as I only post in a few threads. Besides, I don't get e-mails from anyone else anyway, and any that are of importance are on another account.
2. I get the message that someone has replied in the thread straight away without me having to check the quick links repeatadly or refreshing the main page.
3. The link takes me directly to the post after mine making it a lot easier to catch up on threads where there has been many replies so I don't have to go searching if someone has replied.
4. I can be watching TV and not paying attention to the board and I get a sound notification that there's a reply so I can check and it helps a lot in the mega threads.

[Ryan Elliott]

This problem is getting slightly rediculous.