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Oh, yes yes - Munjpets! I try to check for my pet's status first thing when I log on. Also, now that I'm in cozyville, I see how much I have in Cozy pay. I also tend to check the raffle page to see what is the current jackpot, and also the auctions to see if there are any changes.

Check You First

Nearly totally random. I just surf and checkout anything that is of interest that day. At some point, I try to go back to the threads that I replied to from the previous day to see if there is anything new.

Just me,

Vincenzo

First Thing You Check Feedback & FAQ News Community

I am not sure how many use it, but 'My Assistant' is a valuable tool in letting you know how much you have missed and can help you upon your return to the Community.

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First thing I check is the hot topics, then the welcome board, the boards I moderate, the RPGs, the threads I started, top posters and who's online.

Check You First

On Firefox I have set it to do this with one click: open three tabs containing the main Forum, hot topics and then who's online. In this way I immediately see all that is going on in the Community. Then I regularly update the who's online and hot topics to see if anything is new.

First Thing You Check

I myself now check who is online on the portal when I first open my browser since it is so convenient. Then I open my assistant and look at "posts since last visit". I may check my standings on todays top posters but not always. Then I pop over and check on the hot topics and zero reply boards. I like you JB also refresh pages periodically to make sure I know what is current. Have you thought about putting a tag in to auto refresh pages such as hot topics, portal, who's online, ect?

That is common on a lot of my personal web pages that I have content that changes.

Message Edited! JB@Trinidad: added code tags for you.

First You Check - Page 2

We used to have this when the YaBB script was installed, but I found that some would leave it on the page, leave their computer and it would just kill resources unnecessarily since most users these days have unlimited bandwidth.

First You Check Community News FAQ & Feedback - Page 2

Very very true, I didn't think about the fact that you have a few more hits per user than most of my pages do. However, correct me if I am lying because it has honestly been a really long time but wasn't there a timeout tag or something to that effect that you could also put in the code to only allow a certain number of refreshes and then basically log out or redirect possibly to a page that doesn't have a refreshing capability.