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08 Apr '10 11:54 / 1 editPerhaps you can change your email address to a false one on your "Email settings" page. If that doesn't work I'm out of ideas.
EDIT: Your Email address is part of the information used when you log onto the site, so changing it on the settings page might cause problems when logging in.
09 Apr '10 08:20I think this question should be translated into a site idea.
All types of emails you can get should be available to turn off or on at the My Email Settings.
Personally I dont have to receive emails of people accepting my draws, or emails about starting tournaments that I joined.
Make a thread in the site ideas AThousandYoung, and ill recz it for you.- 09 Apr '10 11:07
Originally posted by AThousandYoung
Don't put up open games!
I keep getting e-mails whenever one of my open games is accepted. Is there any way to stop that? There's no setting for it in the e-mails settings screen.
Its slightly annoying but just amend your email settings to put all email from RHP into the junk folder so you never even see them - 09 Apr '10 11:29
Originally posted by adramforall
These are solutions with a huge negative side effect. Which is not being able to receive any emails from RHP at all. People might want to receive some specific RHP emails but not the rest. For example feed-back related emails.
Don't put up open games!
Its slightly annoying but just amend your email settings to put all email from RHP into the junk folder so you never even see them
Hence I say again that this must be translated into a site idea and (we hope eventually) will result in fully upgraded My Email Settings page. - 09 Apr '10 19:44
Originally posted by zozozozo
Thread 129032
I think this question should be translated into a site idea.
All types of emails you can get should be available to turn off or on at the My Email Settings.
Personally I dont have to receive emails of people accepting my draws, or emails about starting tournaments that I joined.
Make a thread in the site ideas AThousandYoung, and ill recz it for you.
