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Multiply User Support - Stop Inbox Flood When Importing Blogs

Jun 25, '09 12:12 AM
for everyone

Link: http://usersupport.multiply.com/journal/item/285

Now I'll know where to find the information for this, the next time I attempt to "import" blog articles from another site! (lol)

At times I really *need* to write things on my forehead! ;)

Tags: inboxflood, importblogs

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crozzy wrote on Jun 25, '09, edited on Jun 25, '09

One of my contacts imported so many blogs that I had to go down twelve pages of updates to get to the current stuff everyone else was posting.

raenie1 wrote on Jun 25, '09

crozzy said

One of my contacts imported so many blogs that I had to go down twelve pages of updates to get to the current stuff everyone else was posting.

You know Crozzy, it would be a lot simpler if Multiply had an automatic setting of *not* notifying contacts when folks import their blogs.

The good thing about the updated in box, is that you can just keep hitting "delete" on the right side of the screen, and those messages will be removed.

Before the screen used to jump around after every delete, but now it lines up nicely!

crozzy wrote on Jun 25, '09

I didn't realise you could do that. I'm the same here as everywhere else I never read the instructions.

raenie1 wrote on Jun 25, '09

crozzy said

I never read the instructions.

Well, I'm usually really good about reading instructions, but as time goes on, and instructions (seem to be) getting lengthier and lengthier, I'm getting pretty bored with the process myself! (lol)

I used to read Groups at Yahoo, which had some really good groups; ie. for sewing machines and their use, the internet, computers and many more. But those groups were kept "on topic" and it was easy to follow a thread.

The groups here at Multiply include hundreds of "off topic" messages, which make the task of reading them very tedious. I don't want to read "hey how are you messages" when I'm looking for answers to a question! (groan ;)

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