Keeping track of forums

[appolyon]

How does everyone keep track of the forums they are subscribed to?

SF and AAAC are easy as they offer RSS ...but what about other sites that don't i.e. FNB and LL? Is it just a matter of logging in regularly to view posts? Is their such a thing as a forum aggregator, sort of like google reader but for forum?

 

[Matt]

in SF I use the new posts button and my posts (and then look for open envelopes in the list) to see what is happening. Dont really use the RSS (although I subscribe to it, I dont look at it much). I dont really use any other fora these days....everything I could ever want is right here

 

[Nantucket Red]

I keep a window open in Firefox with separate tabs for every forum I belong to (6 of them) and just switch among tabs and refresh windows. I also drag them up to the toolbar so there's a permanent link that's always visible.

 

[sho'nuff]

i hardly go to AAAC anymore. just i find the advice, info, and comments there so subpar compared to a year ago or more. and it just seems practically dead.

SF is the only style forum i go to. i dont even care for London Lounge or any other fora that may be out there , im not interested, as i get what i want all here.

 

[B1FF]

Originally Posted by appolyon

How does everyone keep track of the forums they are subscribed to?

SF and AAAC are easy as they offer RSS ...but what about other sites that don't i.e. FNB and LL? Is it just a matter of logging in regularly to view posts? Is their such a thing as a forum aggregator, sort of like google reader but for forum?

I have configured Outlook to remind me to visit LL every February 18th, so that I can read the message.

 

[Huntsman]

I would use the Firefox 'bookmarks toolbar' so each forum is only a click away, and of a morning, when you want to review them all, you just right-click and select 'open all in tabs' and there they are.

These days, SF is the only forum in the toolbar, the others became tiring and were supplanted by better sites.

~ Huntsman