@VickiM68 wrote:
Hi @GailL1,
In your "My Kudoed Posts" section on your page there is a VIEW ALL link in the right column. When you click that, it will show all of your kudoed posts (217 pages--back to 2014). I found the thread you mentioned on page 5. The posts are *roughly* in chronological order.
Hope this helps,
Vicki
I understand that BUT an OLD kudoed post that is activated by a new kudo is suppose to reappear in the section of my profile entitled My Kudoed Post so one (the original poster) knows that there has been some new activity on that post made previously and perhaps the conversation needs to resume.
Here is a screen short of (2) that are currently showing - The "dated posted" is the date that I made the post that another person is kudoing. Notice the (Caregiving) one where the date I posted it is 03-06-2019 and the (Social Security) one where the date I posted it is 07-13-2019.
The one that we are talking about -
Gail1's Original Post - Conditions & Treatments -Made on 06/26/2019 A Person's Right To Choose
NOW has (11) kudos, all recent, meaning the last few days and IT HAS NEVER SHOWED BACK UP OUT OF SEQUENCE like the (2) shown below in the screen shot did.
You said "The posts are *roughly* in chronological order." -
The reason they are "roughly in chronological order" is because they had kudoes given after the original post - sometimes LONNNG after the original post. This is suppose to trigger a reboot, so to speak, back to the "My Kudoed Post" section so that the original poster will see the NEW activity.
It is happening this way on many of my post but not the subject one - which is important to me and evidently to those who are currently responding with post and/or kudoes.
The queue ( the order/sequence of the My Kudoed Post list in the profile) then takes on this new "roughly in chronological order" - inserting the old ones that have new kudoed activity -
Notice the (2) below in this screen shot that are out of order because they are (2) of my old post that have been recently kudoed - but the post that we are discussing isn't doing this.
Have I made myself clear on the problem????

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