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There is an option in User Settings, in the Miscellaneous section, to /msg me when there's a reply to one of my posts, which works well in notifying me of direct responses, but it doesn't tell me if someone responded to my responder with a correction.

Knowing whether the whole thread has any updates is different from knowing if you've been responded to personally. We have an existing option for the later, but the former sounds quite handy. I can spend even more time at the Monastery. :)


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In reply to Re: Re: RFC: Subscription to nodes by Louis_Wu
in thread RFC: Subscription to nodes by dragonchild

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