Greetings!
Over the weekend, we implemented a new version of the vBulletin forum software, which is the platform upon which this ReunionTalk discussion forum resides.
Performance is improved. And ReunionTalk is much friendlier on devices, such as your iPad or iPhone.
One of the consequences of this change is that the new ReunionTalk won't know which forums, topics, or messages you've already read in the old ReunionTalk. Thus the little icons which provide those clues won't change (to give you that clue) unless you read every message in every forum.
Obviously, you don't want to do that; so the easy solution is to scroll to the bottom of the main ReunionTalk page and click the "Mark Forums Read" button. Then, the next time you visit ReunionTalk, only new items will have the blue icons to the left of forum and topic titles (items you've already read appear with gray icons).
To achieve the same end, some users prefer to use the "New Posts" tab button to find out what's new since their last visit. This button appears at the top of the main ReunionTalk page.
Over the weekend, we implemented a new version of the vBulletin forum software, which is the platform upon which this ReunionTalk discussion forum resides.
Performance is improved. And ReunionTalk is much friendlier on devices, such as your iPad or iPhone.
One of the consequences of this change is that the new ReunionTalk won't know which forums, topics, or messages you've already read in the old ReunionTalk. Thus the little icons which provide those clues won't change (to give you that clue) unless you read every message in every forum.
Obviously, you don't want to do that; so the easy solution is to scroll to the bottom of the main ReunionTalk page and click the "Mark Forums Read" button. Then, the next time you visit ReunionTalk, only new items will have the blue icons to the left of forum and topic titles (items you've already read appear with gray icons).
To achieve the same end, some users prefer to use the "New Posts" tab button to find out what's new since their last visit. This button appears at the top of the main ReunionTalk page.