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I think I've looked everywhere (I think) to find something that tells me what the various icons used in the forum threads mean: blue envelopes, white envelopes, one/two/three dots. I figured out myself the changes that occur to identify threads that I've read.
I thought a closed envelope meant a thread I had already read and an open one a thread with some unread posts. But some of the stickys are unread and had closed envelopes.
Is there a document somewhere that explains this stuff?
Last edited by FXD2003Rider; Oct 8, 2011 at 01:24 PM.
I think I've looked everywhere (I think) to find something that tells me what the various icons used in the forum threads mean: blue envelopes, white envelopes, one/two/three dots. I figured out myself the changes that occur to identify threads that I've read.
I thought a closed envelope meant a thread I had already read and an open one a thread with some unread posts. But some of the stickys are unread and had closed envelopes.
Is there a document somewhere that explains this stuff?
At the bottom of every sub forum page you'll find a shortlist like this:
Last edited by FXD2003Rider; Oct 8, 2011 at 01:25 PM.
DOH! Here I was reading FAQs and searching wherever else I thought the answer might be. And all I had to do was scroll down a bit more! Somehow I knew this would end up revealing my true intelligence!
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