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Bellicose Yankee Air Pirate
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Wondering if we can implement a "Response Via E-mail" capability. Other boards I'm a member of do it, not sure how difficult/possible it is to do with our set up here. Essentially, if you're set up to receive an e-mail when there's a reply to a given thread, you not only get the content of the reply, you can also post a reply to the thread by simply replying to the e-mail.

Could limit a user to a certain number of threads that can be followed in this way, if volume is a problem, I would think.

Some networks block our lovely forums, but leave webmail open...do the math.
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RTHKI
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sooo. like subscription 2.0
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FloppY_
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Ugh I always hated forums that spam my e-mail inbox...

As long as it's optional I have no problem with it......
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RTHKI
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subscriptions are optional..
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Bellicose Yankee Air Pirate
+1,182|6656|'Murka

RTHKI wrote:

sooo. like subscription 2.0
Yep. Next step. You don't just get a notice that "X has replied to thread Y" via e-mail. You get the notice, and it includes the content of the reply. Plus, when you reply to the e-mail, it posts the reply to the thread.

Maybe more like subscription 3.0
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein

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chuyskywalker
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That's a good idea, but a massive PITA to do.

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