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Berkthgar |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 15:32:30 Is there a way for me to check all my posts on my profile ? I was trying to find a post I made a while Back on "running the realms". I believe I failed using the search function. Thank you. |
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Berkthgar |
Posted - 25 Nov 2015 : 07:12:01 Thanks everyone. Have a happy thanksgiving |
Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 23:13:47 quote: Originally posted by xaeyruudh
quote: Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
which I am not involved in and cannot answer any questions about.
I see what you did there.
Just covering my bases. |
Ayrik |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 22:44:02 You can refine your searches with additional terms. Here's an example. |
xaeyruudh |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 22:11:09 quote: Originally posted by Wooly Rupert
which I am not involved in and cannot answer any questions about.
I see what you did there. |
Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 21:15:33 quote: Originally posted by Rymac
quote: Originally posted by Ayrik
The Candlekeep search genie is a cantankerous, lazy, sickly old creature. As likely to run off and fetch you Alaundo's uneaten dinner as to offer a selection of relevant scrolls about Realmslore.
Ye may instead consult the all-powerful and all-knowing Google search genie, including the mystical command word site:forum.candlekeep.com within each of your humble requests for knowledge.
I wish there was a way to refine the search so it can target specific posts, not just the whole thread. I know of other internet forums that allow searches to be conducted by topic or post, which would be ideal.
I think that's something planned for the long-awaited update to the forums, which I am not involved in and cannot answer any questions about. |
Wooly Rupert |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 21:14:19 quote: Originally posted by Ayrik
Ye may instead consult the all-powerful and all-knowing Google search genie, including the mystical command word site:forum.candlekeep.com within each of your humble requests for knowledge.
I use that way of searching just as oft as I use the forum's search tool. I usually use the latter for finding specific threads that I recall the subject line, and Google for most of everything else. |
Rymac |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 21:10:29 quote: Originally posted by Ayrik
The Candlekeep search genie is a cantankerous, lazy, sickly old creature. As likely to run off and fetch you Alaundo's uneaten dinner as to offer a selection of relevant scrolls about Realmslore.
Ye may instead consult the all-powerful and all-knowing Google search genie, including the mystical command word site:forum.candlekeep.com within each of your humble requests for knowledge.
I wish there was a way to refine the search so it can target specific posts, not just the whole thread. I know of other internet forums that allow searches to be conducted by topic or post, which would be ideal. |
Ayrik |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 19:03:37 The Candlekeep search genie is a cantankerous, lazy, sickly old creature. As likely to run off and fetch you Alaundo's uneaten dinner as to offer a selection of relevant scrolls about Realmslore.
Ye may instead consult the all-powerful and all-knowing Google search genie, including the mystical command word site:forum.candlekeep.com within each of your humble requests for knowledge. |
Gary Dallison |
Posted - 24 Nov 2015 : 15:48:21 Click on your name which should display your profile, then click on "display all non archived posts" or something like that. A very handy tool for forum stalkers that like to copy down lore heavy posts by favoured scribes |