Post #145 by Aguila on the Shrewdsmith board

Please be patient and understanding when interacting with others, and avoid getting frustrated or upset if someone does not respond to your posts or if a discussion does not go as you expected. Remember that everyone is entitled to express their own perspectives. Furthermore, even when you don't entirely agree, try to benefit in some way from it.

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I have to use the date and time stamps and my memory of when I last visited to try to determine where the new posts start.

Yes. I find myself doing a lot of unnecessary scrolling, clicking, and visual scanning to find where I left off the previous visit.

This is similar to BenSolar's post https://www.shrewdm.com/MB?pid=744317479:

I did prefer how the old Fool boards would navigate from the Favorites page such that the list of messages on a board started with the last one you read and then unread ones below that.

I understand Manlobbi probably has good reasons for the current method (the system remembering which page of posts you were last on) and may not want to change it. So visually identifying the new posts, or at least the first new post would be great, with a different link color or maybe a yellow tick mark.

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