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That worked, thank you!

Hi, there - I've tried using my login for this site, all of my old logins, etc., and I'm no longer able to log in over there. Any guidance?

I use Imgur image files extensively in the games that I run. It looks like [ img ][ / img ] and HTML tags don't work in Baldr. How can hosted images be embedded into Baldr posts, or do all images need to be uploaded as attachments?

How do I find my own posts in threads I've posted in? I'd like to relocate old conversations to find responses that people made to posts of mine. If I go to My Activity Streams, I see some of the content I've posted but I don't see a comprehensive log my posts.

Hi, there - I thought I had read something about game forums on the old M-W site no longer being archived, but just had a game archived on 9/4. If we want to preserve our forum architecture on the old site, do we still need to be monitoring our games there?  

I'm accustomed to rolling dice in a post with the dice code syntax and then editing the post, adding more text underneath the dice roll, and rolling new dice under that text. In other words, rolling dice multiple times in a post and tying the rolls visually to specific content in the post. Having just toyed around with the Dice Wizard, I see that I can add multiple rolls into posts, but I'm not seeing how I can tie specific rolls to specific bits of text in the post. Any tips or tricks?

Thanks for the responses, @bwatford and @Suzuki Stumpy. Appreciated. In the old forums, GMs who created games had the ability to edit posts in perpetuity, including the posts of players. Is that permissions set still present in Baldr?

What is the equivalent of the User CP page in Baldr? A place where we can see what subscribed threads/forums have new content and we can have a home area to monitor our activity on the forum?

Some questions about creating a game: After constructing a Topics tab, we can now populate the Topics 'folder' with New Topics, which function as threads. This will be where IC PbP happens, OOC conversation, etc. Just like we would create new threads in the old system. Is there any way to set up Folders and Sub-folders to help organize a multiplicity of Topics? In the old system, it was useful to have sub-folders for say Character Development (with individual character threads), a GM folder that was private where I could store multiple threads of notes, maybe a Chapter 1 folder, Chapter 2 folder, etc for long running games, etc. If not folders, are there things like Tags or other ways to filter all of the Topic threads within Topics? Can topics be stickied? For a very active game, how can we manage our game content for usability? Thanks for your consideration. 🙂