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Constructive
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Former Employee

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30.7K Messages

Sunday, November 8th, 2020 7:08 PM

What’s going on with the forums?

All I’m seeing is 6 or more year old closed threads

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davemize

ACE - Professor

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3.7K Messages

2 years ago

@Constructive The default sort on the search screen has changed from 'Most Recent' to 'Relevance' for some reason..... irritating.

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ACE - Expert

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24.6K Messages

2 years ago

Thank YOU!  I thought it was just me or there was something wrong with my browser!

ETA:  Those older posts appear when you first load the opening page.  If you 'refresh/reload', it will show newest posts.

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ATTDmitriyCM

Community Manager

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10.3K Messages

2 years ago

@Constructive @davemize @skeeterintexas 

It's a bug. It's being worked on and will be fixed soon. For now a solution is to change the post sort order to most recent.

Thanks,

Dmitriy

Constructive

Former Employee

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30.7K Messages

2 years ago

when i first posted this i was looking on my phone so the sort button was at the bottom of the page which i didnt see until i scrolled down

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