"New Posts" not sticky

[MrGibbage]

I like to browse the site using the "New Posts" link so I can see all new posts. Often when I look at the site for the first time in the morning, there are three pages of threads that are either new or have new replies. I don't usually have time to read all the new posts at home before I leave for work, so I skim them over just looking for any that might be of immediate interest. However, I have noticed that when I get to work, I don't have three full pages of new posts any more--I might only have 10 or 15 posts total. I know I did not mark them all read before I left. So where did they all go? I'd really like the site to remember which threads I've read and which ones I haven't. To make it even more confusing, it doesn't do this every time, but it has on occasion, and in fact every day this week too. Any ideas?

[remister]

I would think the site remember what you looked through by your IP. I'm not entirely sure how the forums are setup... so it could be a setting that your overlooking?
PS Thanks for moving my thread

[MrGibbage]

np

I thought the site kept track by username what threads you've read and not read. Perhaps I am mistaken.

[insight spinner]

I like to browse the site using the "New Posts" link so I can see all new posts. Often when I look at the site for the first time in the morning, there are three pages of threads that are either new or have new replies. I don't usually have time to read all the new posts at home before I leave for work, so I skim them over just looking for any that might be of immediate interest. However, I have noticed that when I get to work, I don't have three full pages of new posts any more--I might only have 10 or 15 posts total. I know I did not mark them all read before I left. So where did they all go? I'd really like the site to remember which threads I've read and which ones I haven't. To make it even more confusing, it doesn't do this every time, but it has on occasion, and in fact every day this week too. Any ideas?

I've noticed the same thing, but thought it was related to time (since I work at home, I'm often logged in continuously, but in the mornings I notice I have almost no new threads as if that info was purged on some cycle?

I'd love it like he said...