Is there another way to reach one's name, to click it, and go to profile
and then choose 'manage subscriptions' there, directly?
Might it be the MacBook Air I am using? It is mid 2013; otherwise
up to date with Mojave 10.14.2 and Safari 12
MacBook Air
Sign in and click on My Subscriptions from the welcome page. Then you can filter your content using the Filter mechanism on the left side in the next screen.
On your Mac or PC
Reading through posts the best method I have
read is, once reaching one's profile and finding
the 'manage subscriptions' tab there and clicking it,
then to bookmark that page, for reentry later.
That is my preferred method now at any rate.
You go either to the log in page or the main page and click on sign in:
Official Apple Support Community
It really doesn't matter how you wind up with your subscriptions as long as you have access to what you want to see and sign in before you try to post a question. You can read the forum threads without being signed in, you just cannot respond.
Stuart, you are are referring to paid subscriptions at the Apple Store.
I am referring to simply getting onto this Apple Discussion Community message board to review the posts which one has authored or is following, with its evolving updates in Dec 2018.
This is what I learned, in summary for new learners like myself, from this
conversation in relation to my question:
Rather than signing in first thing and then seeing one's name to reach "manage subscriptions" which allows for the filtering of categories into: authored, participating, all, etc. Now, unless I am mistaken one takes this route: go to 'Apple Discussion Communities' > by filling in the search tab > goes to log-in > logging in and then
posting at 'create a new post' > one's name appear next to the post > clicking one's name (at the bottom of what appears there is a tab 'view profile')> in profile at the
top are the choices: 'profile' and 'manage subscriptions' > clicking 'manage subscriptions' the symbol for 'filter' is there and clicked appear the choices: authored, participated, following, etc.
Also learned that once 'manage subscriptions' (on this message board) are accessed, one can filter and choose 'following' and by the same procedure just described, clicking the person's name ..... profile ... subscriptions, read what they have responded to on other matters, and thereby learn from people that one finds easier to read and understand.
In summary, we are each talking about different 'subscriptions.'
It seems one must create a new post to get to their subscriptions!
