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loreamara.livejournal.com) wrote in
damned_lounge2007-10-12 06:22 pm
Y HELO THAR TESTING
Court brought up the issue of "inbox flooding" for people whose initial area posts incur a ton of responses (like in the case of hallways for room posts and . . . like all the dayshift posts), so I thought I'd see how the "Comments: Don't E-mail" setting works. I'm disabling comment e-mails on this post. I hope that setting will only apply to the e-mails I would get just from posting THIS part and that it leaves all other comment e-mail behavior (from posting in threads) alone.
So let's see what happens. If this is a favorable solution, I shouldn't receive e-mails from commenters, but anyone who posts a comment and gets a reply should get an e-mail (if they have their accounts set to e-mail, of course).
READY? SOMEBODY POST A COMMENT AND SOMEBODY REPLY TO IT AND report back XD
EDIT: I'd also like to add that there's a fantastic Firefox extension called Livejournal Addons that, among a ton of things, lets you "subscribe" to a thread (or a post, but it's trickier for a post), and it'll check it/them at intervals and let you know if it's been updated and you can visit it from the extension. I find it pretty useful.
EDIT2: looks like the "allow comments: don't e-mail" function, located under the post body on updates/edits on the livejournal post page, is a viable solution for people not wanting to get slammed with e-mails when they receive the dubious honor of making an area post. It only turns off e-mails you would normally receive from just making the post, but threading response e-mails, including any the poster participates in, are still issued as normal. :D
It also turns out that you can toggle this setting by editing the post (thanks
zeus_incarnate and
haruhiism), so if you forget to set the option, or you only want initial comments e-mailed to you, you can come back and change that option.
So let's see what happens. If this is a favorable solution, I shouldn't receive e-mails from commenters, but anyone who posts a comment and gets a reply should get an e-mail (if they have their accounts set to e-mail, of course).
READY? SOMEBODY POST A COMMENT AND SOMEBODY REPLY TO IT AND report back XD
EDIT: I'd also like to add that there's a fantastic Firefox extension called Livejournal Addons that, among a ton of things, lets you "subscribe" to a thread (or a post, but it's trickier for a post), and it'll check it/them at intervals and let you know if it's been updated and you can visit it from the extension. I find it pretty useful.
EDIT2: looks like the "allow comments: don't e-mail" function, located under the post body on updates/edits on the livejournal post page, is a viable solution for people not wanting to get slammed with e-mails when they receive the dubious honor of making an area post. It only turns off e-mails you would normally receive from just making the post, but threading response e-mails, including any the poster participates in, are still issued as normal. :D
It also turns out that you can toggle this setting by editing the post (thanks

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...Yeah, I don't know.
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I like this firefox extension better though I must say.
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I'm pretty sure that works. Maybe someone should test that too?
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BECAUSE I AM TOTALLY ON FOR SPAMMING
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But let's see if I'll still get e-mails for threads I participate in.
GIMME A REPLY? YES/YES
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e-mailed :D
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