Where are the questions I post in this forum?

cbc1973 wrote:

Ah, I think you think I an unable to find older posts. I am having trouble finding any posts. Where do you find the Apple Support Community and My Subscriptions?

I goto Apple.com and cannot find "Apple Support Community/My Subscriptions." The website has a "SUPPORT" tab, (see screenshot):

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/1ce9135b-a725-494f-a020-5209cf523519

After clicking "SUPPORT" I cannot find the Apple Support Community/My Subscriptions on the next page, (see screenshot):

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/881ef7d8-f99b-483e-9b28-953d978d4fe0

I cannot find My subscriptions.

And you won’t find it there. That is Apple.com. You need to go to: Official Apple Support Community

Then, after you sign in, click on your avatar in the top right corner, then tap on “My Subscriptions.”

As you write this, you are in the Apple Support Community. So I don’t understand what you mean by “where can I find Apple Support Community?”

"Subscriptions" has caused a lot of confusion here for something that is really "My Forum Activity."

Although posts here remain in perpetuity, subscription search only goes back about three months. When search for my older posts I use a site-delimited web search in my preferred search engine. For you, that search string would be:

site:discussions.apple.com "cbc1973"

Note that there is no space between the colon after "site" and the "d" in "dicussions." You can also add additional limited in quotes. Example:

site:discussions.Apple.com "cbc1973" "2025"

would limit results to this year.

•cbc1973 (Author)

This means if you are able to read this active thread

from whatever internet device you've used to write

here ~ You and the rest of us at Apple Community

can see and reply to your posted discussion now.

cbc1973’s 'Profile' - Apple Community (Profile)

//discussions.apple.com/profile/cbc1973

And all your logged-in 'posted activities' appear here:

cbc1973’s 'Subscriptions' - Apple Community (Subscriptions)

//discussions.apple.com/profile/cbc1973/subscriptions

When you find a Post you want to see later, you may Follow it

click "Link Icon", or to follow an entire Thread, near beginning

similar to 'bell shape' like used to follow youtube channels.

By time I took to offer / post this idea, dozens of people

already posted advice in suitable replies to ASC threads.

cbc1973 wrote:

I wondered where on Apple.com would I find the link to the Apple Support Community.

I have it bookmarked. Previously I would search "Apple Support Community" through google. I prefer to go through a company's website to ensure I avoid landing on phishing sites. I could not find that link on apple.com I wanted to figure it out.

The answer is, it is not there. Thanks for the (snarky) answer.

I’m sorry if I came off as snarky. It was entirely unintentional. The link to the community can be found by typing “Apple Community” in the search bar in Apple.com.

You can also open Apple.com, scroll to the very bottom, tap “site map”, scroll to the bottom again, and tap “Apple Discussions”:

Di you not see this at the bottom on the page whose image you posted?

Apple support employees do not participate here, only other end user like you.

Good idea. Thanks! 👍🏻

Regards, Allan

Hello!

I would like to know if there has been any response on a question I posted in the Apple Community but I cannot find where they are.

All your posts can be found here: cbc1973’s Subscriptions - Apple Community

I tried searching and the only thing I can find is I have to have an Apple Subscription, then filter it for questions I authored?

Filtering for questions you have Authored should bring up your threads, yes.

I'm not sure how to subscribe to the Apple Community and where to find it. I was not aware I would have to pay for access or subscribe to anything to use this support?

Apple Support Communities is free. It’s simply a matter of finding your posts and learning how to use the My Subscriptions button when you tap your Avatar in the top right corner.

I find similar questions, but the threads have all been closed without an answer. Would my question be closed and that is the reason I do not find it?

Questions are usually closed due to inactivity.

I am worried I will not even see this post again.

When someone replies, you should by default get an email. Unless you’ve turned that off

If you have more questions reply back!

Alan, have you made a user tip about this yet? You know so much about this topic, I feel like it’s a wasted opportunity to not make one! 😄

👍🏻👍🏻