go about each morning when signing on to Spine-Health... How about you? What / How do you start your morning/afternoon/etc when you first log in to Spine-Health?
This may seem like a simple question, but I really want to know how people use this forum. I have one method, but that is speaking only for me... I want to know how others do it.
It will be helpful in figuring out our navigation schemes
Ron DiLauro Veritas-Health Forums Manager I am not a medical professional. I comment on personal experiences
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I am not a medical professional. I comment on personal experiences
On the days that I log on but can't post I check my PM's (if any) and read all of the "View Topics I've posted",which for those reading this that may not know are threads that I have posted in..not threads I have started.
When I have more time,and am feeling better I log on and the first two things I do are as mentioned above..then I move on to 'View Recent Posts'.
Sometimes I stay on for hours,but I'm not always sitting here at the PC,because I get sore..or get a phone call,watch a television program,etc.,but I stay logged on.
Other times I check out the articles and read them,sometimes I read some of them more than once or twice.If I don't understand a word I look it up here http://www.onelook.com/ and that sometimes leads me to more research in other locations.By the time I get back here more than likely someone has posted something that catches my eye.It's like a little circle of life here.
So basically I'm a PM and View Recent Posts kinda gal. :-)
"C"
Then I click on View my posts, to see if there are any recent replies
Then I click on View recent posts, skim through them to see if I can answer any...
Then often I click on "DARNIT, I hit the wrong button" and my whole post is erased!
Then, if I still have a few minutes, I check the "view topics I have posted" Which, I think that link is worded a bit confusing. It sounds like topics I created... I think the two titles should be switched ("view topics I have posted, and "view my posts") just a thought.
Then sometimes, if my brain is working right, I think "oh hey, I wonder what that really interesting thread is doing now" and I can look it up. Otherwise, If they aren't at the top of the recent posts, I don't remember those topics.