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Question 1: The dot after subjects on messageboards. What is it? How does it behave the way it does?
Hypothesis: The dot is added when you comment/create a thread, and vanishes after so many posts pass without you commenting it.
Question 2: How does one get labeled a 'superscriber'?
Hypothesis: Subscribe to EVERYTHING that has a subscription associated with it.
Am I even close?

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Question 1: The dot after subjects on messageboards. What is it? How does it behave the way it does?
Hypothesis: The dot is added when you comment/create a thread, and vanishes after so many posts pass without you commenting it.
Question 2: How does one get labeled a 'superscriber'?
Hypothesis: Subscribe to EVERYTHING that has a subscription associated with it.
Am I even close?
1. The dot is put next to threads you post in.
2. The superscriber tag is applied when you subscribe to all the subscriptions in a product line.
ok now I need to find what I'm missing in the PFRPG line to not have it...

Can I Call My Guy Drizzt? |

Question 1: The dot after subjects on messageboards. What is it? How does it behave the way it does?
Hypothesis: The dot is added when you comment/create a thread, and vanishes after so many posts pass without you commenting it.
Question 2: How does one get labeled a 'superscriber'?
Hypothesis: Subscribe to EVERYTHING that has a subscription associated with it.
Am I even close?
I wonder if the dot disappearing from some threads you've posted in has anything to do with multiple aliases? I just noticed it started doing this today after I made a new one.

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Mikhaila Burnett wrote:I wonder if the dot disappearing from some threads you've posted in has anything to do with multiple aliases? I just noticed it started doing this today after I made a new one.Question 1: The dot after subjects on messageboards. What is it? How does it behave the way it does?
Hypothesis: The dot is added when you comment/create a thread, and vanishes after so many posts pass without you commenting it.
Question 2: How does one get labeled a 'superscriber'?
Hypothesis: Subscribe to EVERYTHING that has a subscription associated with it.
Am I even close?
Might be something Gary's set up after a certain amount of time w/o posting. Or it could be the "...of Forums are way too long" threads are eating them to survive. BTW dont feed the "forums are way too long" threads after midnight...

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If you create the thread, you get a dot. If you post in a thread, you get a dot, but that dot will go away in 7 days or if the thread has had more than two new pages of posts since you posted.
Also, some dots may also temporarily not show up if the dots subsystem is particularly busy at the moment, but should appear properly within a few minutes.

hogarth |

See this post for dot details:
http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/paizo/websiteFeedback/noDotsInTheArchi ves&page=1#3
EDIT: Oops...ninja'ed by the big cheese.

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Dots go away after a certain number of posts have passed since your last post on the thread. You see (x new) on any old thread that you have visited. Clicking on the (x new) link will take you to the last post you read.
As for getting the Superscriber tag, you can be two kinds of superscriber:
1) Pathfinder Chronicles Superscriber - Adventure Path, Chronciles, Companion, Modules
2) Pazio Superscriber - All the above, RPG, Maps, Cards, Planet Stories
If you have all of (1) but just parts of (2), you'll have a tag like me, which lists one superscription and then all the individual subs that don't quite get you to (2).

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As for getting the Superscriber tag, you can be two kinds of superscriber:
1) Pathfinder Chronicles Superscriber - Adventure Path, Chronciles, Companion, Modules
2) Paizo Superscriber - All the above, RPG, Maps, Cards, Planet Stories
As Yoda said to Obi-Wan, "There is another." If you subscribe to all of the GameMastery subs—currently GameMastery Maps and GameMastery Cards—that makes you a GameMastery Superscriber.

Wolf Munroe |

Vic Wertz wrote:As Yoda said to Obi-Wan, "There is another." If you subscribe to all of the GameMastery subs—currently GameMastery Maps and GameMastery Cards—that makes you a GameMastery Superscriber.Oh, I don't subscribe to those. I have to get something from my FLGS, after all.
You could subscribe to those and get D&D minis at your FLGS? Or get your second (or third?) decks of item cards at the FLGS?
I can't wait until I'm able to put the rest of my subscriptions back.

Paul Ryan |

My observation is that it sticks around a lot longer than just seven days for me. There's one for me on the discussion thread for Book of the Damned I, and I posted there in April. It hasn't passed the two pages since I posted limit though, so I don't know if the dot will vanish after that. Yet.

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Also, some dots may also temporarily not show up if the dots subsystem is particularly busy at the moment, but should appear properly within a few minutes.
When I first post to a new PBP under an alias, the dot usually doesn't appear. I fool the dot by posting as myself, then deleting the post after the dot appears. My dot remains, but I have vanished like smoke.

hogarth |

My observation is that it sticks around a lot longer than just seven days for me. There's one for me on the discussion thread for Book of the Damned I, and I posted there in April. It hasn't passed the two pages since I posted limit though, so I don't know if the dot will vanish after that. Yet.
According to the link I posted above, it also matters if you posted in the first 100 posts of a thread.

Joshua J. Frost |

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Charles Evans 25 |
super happy fun dot
Well, looking at the above quoted post with internet explorer, I'm just seeing a great big blank area, so the purported super happy fun dot seems to be just an invisible dot as far as I'm concerned....
Edit:
I have flagged the quoted post and this one for display problem, on the basis of a dot that is not there on some browsers may well have a problem with display... :)