I'm sure this has been covered before

[rdub]

but why is it that I see the "new" flags on threads and then go in and read a post, go back out to the main page and they've all disappeared? I have to completely close out my browser and open it back up for them to return.

[Reds]

Also, while we're posting in the news board.  I believe it's time for a new announcement for the top of the forums. 

May I suggest, "Reds recently elected as Captain of Cincinnati"??

[rdub]

"announced himself as" and "elected" aren't the same thing dickfart

[Reds]

Mind your business son.

[fightonusc]

but why is it that I see the "new" flags on threads and then go in and read a post, go back out to the main page and they've all disappeared? I have to completely close out my browser and open it back up for them to return.

I mentioned it a few weeks ago and Gantry shit dicked me.

[rdub]

To me that sounds like he crowned you as being very important because you now can walk around with shitonyourdick status. We really need to figure this metaphor out.

[Gantry]

I've never seen this issue, hth

[fightonusc]

Could you stop by my cube so I can show you?

[Gantry]

Be right there...

[LTrain]

To me that sounds like he crowned you as being very important because you now can walk around with shitonyourdick status. We really need to figure this metaphor out. 

Well firstly its not a metaphor, its an idiom.

[Gantry]

OK I'll look into this problem more, unpack it a bit with the exact behavior and what you see.

Phone or browser?

If browser, which one?

Do you always stay logged in or log in each time?

Can you make it happen consistently? 

[Baines]

Happens to me pretty frequently on Chrome over the last few weeks.

Until now, there really seemed to be no pattern or consistency to it. All the new flags would disappear, maybe they'd show back up after I looked at a few threads, might randomly disappear again. This morning, they've basically been gone since the first thread I clicked on about a half hour ago.

[BeefMaster]

No problems here, in various combinations of Firefox on Win7, Chrome on Win8, and the Metro version of IE.