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Dear QQ, I just have a brief suggestion for searching activity

When I want to do a CYOA, but don't have time, I like it so that I can look it up to do it later. However, I have a huge backlog of CYOAs that I would like to do, and if I forget the name, and I "liked" it a while ago, I can't really find it. Would it be possible to be able to search through your activity (all of it), or search through the forums by whether or not you liked/replied to/quoted the post?

Thank you for having a suggestion forum. Please have a nice day.
 
I don't think that's possible... at least not without an add-on for xenforo.

alethiophile or ultima333 might be able to say more on that.
 
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