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In brief, no.
I think it’s because Drupal allows a site to customize how many comments show up for each page. Once you’ve viewed a top-leve thread, it doesn’t know which comments you’ve seen on the first page and which you haven’t, so it just marks them all as read. That’s my theory anyway.
In brief, no.
I think it’s because Drupal allows a site to customize how many comments show up for each page. Once you’ve viewed a top-leve thread, it doesn’t know which comments you’ve seen on the first page and which you haven’t, so it just marks them all as read. That’s my theory anyway.
In brief, no.
I think it’s because Drupal allows a site to customize how many comments show up for each page. Once you’ve viewed a top-leve thread, it doesn’t know which comments you’ve seen on the first page and which you haven’t, so it just marks them all as read. That’s my theory anyway.
In brief, no.
I think it’s because Drupal allows a site to customize how many comments show up for each page. Once you’ve viewed a top-leve thread, it doesn’t know which comments you’ve seen on the first page and which you haven’t, so it just marks them all as read. That’s my theory anyway.
In brief, no.
I think it’s because Drupal allows a site to customize how many comments show up for each page. Once you’ve viewed a top-leve thread, it doesn’t know which comments you’ve seen on the first page and which you haven’t, so it just marks them all as read. That’s my theory anyway.
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