pauljcl Posted April 6, 2011 Posted April 6, 2011 For some unknown reason, I am 'subscribed' to certain topics and received e-mails advising me that a new post has been entered. I did not 'subscribe' to anything. Does anyone know how I can 'unsubscribe' from these e-mails? Thanks!
smooth1 Posted April 6, 2011 Posted April 6, 2011 For some unknown reason, I am 'subscribed' to certain topics and received e-mails advising me that a new post has been entered. I did not 'subscribe' to anything. Does anyone know how I can 'unsubscribe' from these e-mails? Thanks! Anytime you post in a thread, you automatically "subscribe" to that thread. Most people like to know when there has been a reply, and it's also to remind you of threads and conversations you have become a part of. If you don't want to be emailed or notified, go to your profile and select settings. Click on notification options. And un-select any or all that apply. But remember, that you will have to track your own conversations from this point on.
pauljcl Posted April 7, 2011 Author Posted April 7, 2011 For some unknown reason, I am 'subscribed' to certain topics and received e-mails advising me that a new post has been entered. I did not 'subscribe' to anything. Does anyone know how I can 'unsubscribe' from these e-mails? Thanks! Anytime you post in a thread, you automatically "subscribe" to that thread. Most people like to know when there has been a reply, and it's also to remind you of threads and conversations you have become a part of. If you don't want to be emailed or notified, go to your profile and select settings. Click on notification options. And un-select any or all that apply. But remember, that you will have to track your own conversations from this point on. Thank you, smooth1 ! I did as you explained. Much better! (and, yes, I do check in regularly to see/track postings). Best.. Paul
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