When PSN users initially activated crossplay, many of us found that we could no longer access our longtime forum accounts. Because of that, there was a roughly 5-month period when many of us were posting on what appeared to be fresh PC accounts. Recently, DE has engineered a way that we can choose which of our accounts to use at any given time, so we can at least access our old accounts, which I'm grateful for. However, I'd prefer to use just a single account, so I want to test what (if any) notification features will work if I have my two sub-accounts mutually follow each other; I'm hoping that this will in any way help me get notifications from users who are interacting with something I wrote on the other account and might be hoping for a reply.
How you can help
I want to test 4 different kinds of notifications:
Test: Someone making a new post in a thread I started.
Method: Just reply to this thread without using the forum's quotation functionality nor the tagging functionality.
Test: Someone liking a post in a thread I didn't start.
Method: Go to the post linked below and give it a like.
Test: Someone quote-replying to a post I made in a thread I didn't start.
Method: Go to the post I linked below and quote-reply it.
Test: Someone tagging me in a thread I didn't start.
Method: Go to the post I linked below and make a new post in that thread (not a quote reply) that tags @(PSN)Unstar.
I'll strike out each of the above as I confirm that the tests have been performed, and I'll make a follow-up post in this thread to share the results with everyone.
Because some of those tests require that I make a post in a thread I didn't start, I made the following post in the long-running "Last Post Wins" off-topic thread:
Thanks for your help!
Edited by (PSN)Unstar Thanks for the help, all tests are completed! Now to switch accounts to check the results...
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The backstory
When PSN users initially activated crossplay, many of us found that we could no longer access our longtime forum accounts. Because of that, there was a roughly 5-month period when many of us were posting on what appeared to be fresh PC accounts. Recently, DE has engineered a way that we can choose which of our accounts to use at any given time, so we can at least access our old accounts, which I'm grateful for. However, I'd prefer to use just a single account, so I want to test what (if any) notification features will work if I have my two sub-accounts mutually follow each other; I'm hoping that this will in any way help me get notifications from users who are interacting with something I wrote on the other account and might be hoping for a reply.
How you can help
I want to test 4 different kinds of notifications:
Test: Someone making a new post in a thread I started.Method: Just reply to this thread without using the forum's quotation functionality nor the tagging functionality.
Test: Someone liking a post in a thread I didn't start.Method: Go to the post linked below and give it a like.
Test: Someone quote-replying to a post I made in a thread I didn't start.Method: Go to the post I linked below and quote-reply it.
Test: Someone tagging me in a thread I didn't start.Method: Go to the post I linked below and make a new post in that thread (not a quote reply) that tags @(PSN)Unstar.
I'll strike out each of the above as I confirm that the tests have been performed, and I'll make a follow-up post in this thread to share the results with everyone.
Because some of those tests require that I make a post in a thread I didn't start, I made the following post in the long-running "Last Post Wins" off-topic thread:
Thanks for your help!
Edited by (PSN)UnstarThanks for the help, all tests are completed! Now to switch accounts to check the results...
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