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The Nazi's should definitely provide links, true. But the "I'd have not seen it otherwise" thing is an excuse. Twenty minutes while drinking coffee in the morning skimming the Articles tab (instead of Activity or Comments), and you'll never miss a thread again.

In fact the best informative-type threads on FR rarely get many replies . . . why should you count on luck-of-the-draw in order to see one?

Twenty minutes while drinking coffee in the morning skimming the Articles tab (instead of Activity or Comments), and you'll never miss a thread again.

Ha!

I spend 20 - 60 minutes going over the postings from the night before when I get up at 5:00, Eastern Time. Most mornings, after I get to work and take care of the initial dummy S/W engineers, I take another 30 minutes at about 9:00 to catch up on how the day has started out on the East Coast, and the early doings elsewhere.

I take another 40 - 60 minutes to read FR over lunch, and usually manage 30 minutes during the afternoon.

When I get home at around 6:00 pm, I usually find that I've missed a ton of stuff that happened during the day! Since finding FR in 1998, I've become a terrible news junkie, and I still miss an awful lot of material I'm interested in.