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[Solved] Subscribe Topics and posts vs Topics

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DMolina
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[#11065]

What is the difference between Topics and posts vs Topics in the Subscription Manager section.

How does it benefit over and over?


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Hi @dmolina,

If you choose the "Topics and posts" option you'll receive the email notification each time when the new topic or reply (post) is created.

If you choose the "Topics" you'll receive the email notification each time when the new topic not reply (post) is created. This means that you'll not receive the email notification when a new reply is posted. 


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@sofy

Excellent it has already been clear to me what the differences are, thank you very much!


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