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Community Center F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Apr 16 4:01 am)
I have often been a little aggravated at the default being checked for "Email me when someone replies". It's so easy to just hit the reply button before one remembers to uncheck it if needed. I strongly feel that the default should not be checked at all and then let the poster do the checking themselves as to whether they want to get the ebots or not. Gosh it's getting late here and I'm brain-dead. Sure hope I made sense here. lol
Hi Jaqui, The two settings are actually for two different things :-) The setting at the top of the forum is for notifications for anyone posting on that forum. For example, if you set "Email on post" to "yes" on this Community Centre forum, you would receive an email every time someone made a new post in here. You do need to manually uncheck the "Email me when someone replies" bit in every post, if you don't want a horde of ebots on every hot topic you post in ;-) I will ask admin about the possibilities of leaving ebot replies off by default.
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You do need to manually uncheck the "Email me when someone replies" bit in every post, if you don't want a horde of ebots on every hot topic you post in ;-) That's a very silly default. Yes, please do ask if they can change it. Being bombarded by ebots should be optional, not default. ;-) bonni
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Just wanted to follow up and let you all know we discussed setting the default setting on receiving ebots on new posts to "No". We will set up a community poll to find out if this is something a majority of members would like. If it is, then we will impliment this request. (Yes, another poll ;-) Thanks, Lillian
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why, when it is set to email on post NO is the checkbox defaulted to YES? I'm tired of having to kill ebots because the script can't remember to default no. so blacklisted ebot@renderosity.com and now not going to bother unchecking so that ebot gets lots of bounced messages.