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Not sure about everyone else but "new reply" email notifications for threads are not working for me. I got a few back around the 22nd and 23rd of Dec but none since.

I have tried unwatching and watching certain topics again but no luck. New replies added but no notifications.

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Not sure about everyone else but "new reply" email notifications for threads are not working for me. I got a few back around the 22nd and 23rd of Dec but none since.

I have tried unwatching and watching certain topics again but no luck. New replies added but no notifications.

check in your profile settings as I had to redo mine except mine are messing up sending me instant notifications instead of delayed notifications.

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Something is wrong with the user bar's, its only show some for you with the SA Exec/General.

I've tried swapping and it will only show 2

Could be related to your signature being messed up.

Change it to whatever and i'll have another go

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edited: sorry found the subforum specific search box lol

But any update on why my email notifications arn't working properly? I get instant notifications when set to one email per board visit.

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