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First I'm sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong location or if this has allready been addressed. I'm having a problem where under some topics ( member buy and selling ) for example the oldest thread is first and the newest last ie the highest page count. The threads are being organized like posts normally would be. Is this a setting on my end or your a new way of organizing threads?
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There is a simple trick go to the bottom of the thread once your in and look atthe attachment below. Make sure you check the box where I have highlited in yellow, refresh and you will see it from latest post to oldest.
 

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I've modified the defaults but this is a setting you can control in your profile. Each forum and sub-forum can have it's own defaults. Each member can further customize how they wish to view a forum and or threads.

I definitely recommend the FAQ http://www.marsh-reef.org/faq.php for more detailed instructions and tips for using the site.
 

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I ran into the same issue but there's a simple fix. If you click Last Post By column while in the list of threads, it will resort the by the thread date.

The setting in General Settings about showing newest posts at top applies to responses within a thread itself.
 
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