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I was curious how many people look at the thread called "Post your latest acquisitions". This was created back in 2010 and I have posted in there a couple of times but I don't see people commenting very much. Like everyone else, I love to share when I trade for an awesome pin. I guess we aren't supposed to start our own threads but if no one is looking, what's the point? I would love to get your thoughts on this. Thanks. 🙂
 
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Well, I tend to not comment, but I always look whenever I see a new post. Honestly, I prefer to see only pictures, as opposed to all of the comments.

I think the personal threads is a good idea, though. I know some members have some pretty epic mail days, and it would be pretty cool to see just a big thread of all of them.
 
i try to look at that thread when i can but to be honest, i wish it wasn't so big. i can never remember where i left off the last time i was there....lol.
 
If people are looking and not commenting, then you never know if anyone saw the pin you posted. That thread seems almost useless to me.

LumpyLover said:
Well, I tend to not comment, but I always look whenever I see a new post. Honestly, I prefer to see only pictures, as opposed to all of the comments.

I think the personal threads is a good idea, though. I know some members have some pretty epic mail days, and it would be pretty cool to see just a big thread of all of them.
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I feel the same way. It is too big. We all spend time trying to get our grails or most wanted pins and it's fun to share when we get one. I posted in there today and I doubt that many people will even look at it. Thanks for your input.

Tbird said:
i try to look at that thread when i can but to be honest, i wish it wasn't so big. i can never remember where i left off the last time i was there....lol.
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Tbird said:
i try to look at that thread when i can but to be honest, i wish it wasn't so big. i can never remember where i left off the last time i was there....lol.
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I love to see people's new pins, but I have the same problem as TBird. 🙂

This thread is always near the top of the "New Posts" page, because its constantly being added to, but its easy to miss at the same time.

Usually I "subscribe" to threads I'm interested in - but as much as I love to check out pictures of people's newest pins, I don't want to get notified every time someone COMMENTS on another person's new pin, so I don't subscribe to this one.

(I mostly look at the forum using Tapatalk on my phone, so I tend to look at existing threads I'm subscribed to, and private messages when I get notifications. I check out new personal threads on my computer every other day or so.)

Sometimes I forget to look at the New Acquisitions thread for a while, and then when I go back... It's just never-ending, and I get overwhelmed going through the pages trying to figure out where I was last.

For this reason, I kind of prefer personal threads or checking out my friend's new acquisitions on Instagram. On personal threads, I can say "Way to go!" or "Congrats on your new pin!" and then immediately unsuscribe to the thread, so I don't have to read everyones' else's nearly identical responses.
 
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