AK82 (Community Member) asked a question.
Lets say I close my computer for the day, where do I go in order to search for my past posts. When ever I post a question, I have to bookmark in order to find it again. I looked in profiles but do not see a way to track my past questions.
Hello @AK82 (Community Member) ,
If you are logged into the community, there is a tab titled My Feeds that you can click on that will show any posts that you have made previously (see image).
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer
THanks Jason, I checked my feed and yes I do see my questions now (thank you) but I also see a bunch of other questions from other users. Maybe I am subscribed to something, how do I clean this out so I only see my own questions. It can be difficult trying to cycle through and find my own questions.
@AK82 (Community Member) ,
To clarify, the My Feed is a collection of your posts and posts related to the “topics” that you follow. Also, when you click on your username and visit your Profile, if you scroll down towards the bottom, you will see all of your previous posts.
If the information we’ve provided you has helped resolve your challenge (or answered your question), we would appreciate it if you could mark the response that was helpful with “Select as Best”. This will help other Community members who come across your question as a similar challenge they might be facing and your best answer will help them find the right solution as well.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer
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@AK82 (Community Member) ,
To clarify, the My Feed is a collection of your posts and posts related to the “topics” that you follow. Also, when you click on your username and visit your Profile, if you scroll down towards the bottom, you will see all of your previous posts.
If the information we’ve provided you has helped resolve your challenge (or answered your question), we would appreciate it if you could mark the response that was helpful with “Select as Best”. This will help other Community members who come across your question as a similar challenge they might be facing and your best answer will help them find the right solution as well.
Jason
Veracode Support Engineer