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Topic # 222798 28-Aug-2017 22:50
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realized that I had seen stuff all updates by email today, checked the gmail spam and they were all in there. Did the select them and choose not spam thing so hopefully it knows, but other people might want to check their spam folders just incase they have missed a post to a thread they were interested in.




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  Reply # 1854451 28-Aug-2017 23:05
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It helps if you make sure to flag Not Spam.




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Yeah i had one thread I was subscribed to (the crashplan one) go spam.  I think it's sorted itself now.




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  Reply # 1854518 29-Aug-2017 08:02
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None got to my gmail spam folder. Weird that it is selective.

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