Has SEOMoz considered making it possible to follow a specific Q & A thread via Twitter and/or Email?
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I think it would be great if there was a way to follow a particular Q & A thread without having to post a comment. There are so many great topics and discussions in here and sometimes I lose track of some that I'd like to continue following as people post, without having to post in the thread myself.
Have you guys (Mozzers) ever considered adding a "Follow this thread on Twitter" or "Follow this thread by email" function?
Or is there already a way to do this (without posting), that I just haven't found?
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There will be an update to Q&A coming soon, and I believe there will be a button that says "email updates", which should help make things more clear.
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LOL. I scanned so quickly in my reading of this thread that I did think you were an SEOMoz employee.
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I'm not an SEOmoz employee, but that sounds reasonable to me.
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Hi Adam,
I had to dig through the forum to find this answer. May I suggest a future feature that would change the icon from an envelope to something that would actually say "Follow this Question"?
Don't know if that's already in the works or if it's been suggested before, but I'd like to add my vote for it.
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Hah! I knew there was one. Just couldn't find it. Thanks Adam (as my father would say "It's a good thing it wasn't a snake!....)
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There already is. Below the question there is a little envelope icon you can click to "Subscribe to this Question".
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