Solved How do you tell the age of a post?

[21hens-incharge]

We're already in the deluge. I've stopped clicking on threads more than a year old unless I'm already watching it or get tagged.

I guess I haven't been looking at the list much lately. I have seen several but mostly stick to my little list to read.

 

[Carter Martin]

I see under the name of the post before you open it. And also when you open the thread the first post on it says how old it is.

 

[Aunt Angus]

I see under the name of the post before you open it. And also when you open the thread the first post on it says how old it is.

Took me a sec to see what is in your pics, but yes. I can see that on my laptop or my tablet.

 

[3KillerBs]

We're already in the deluge. I've stopped clicking on threads more than a year old unless I'm already watching it or get tagged.

Same here.

 

[casportpony]

My morning feed has old as in years ago posts. AArt - you seem to be able to tell at a glance. How do you do it?

On a computer, I just hover over it.

In watched threads (https://www.backyardchickens.com/watched/threads):

 

[aart]

Every thread, and post, has a date.

 

[centralcaligirl]

Interestingly the new "similar threads" section is loaded with old threads (as I expected it would be).

I think we may see many getting revived by folks not realizing it is ancient.

Yes, I just did this yesterday. I was ironically in the what's new section and was going in and out reading the posts and then dropped down into the similar threads section without realizing it.

 

[centralcaligirl]

Every thread, and post, has a date.

Thanks for pointing out my mistake yesterday.

 

[Veb]

My morning feed has old as in years ago posts. AArt - you seem to be able to tell at a glance. How do you do it?

I just worked this out too on my ipad thanks everyone