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Here's a live example! You can see the badge under my name and the highlighted border!

Hey there! Recently, we've added a small addition to iOSGods which we find to be quite useful - and good looking! What this basically does is when the topic author posts on his/her own topic, her reply will be highlighted to let the other users know that he/she is the person who created the topic. The author's replies are highlighted with a badge which displays under the author's name and a small top border (may change soon) of the author's post. Both styles also display on mobile screens! We hope you enjoy this new addition to iOSGods.

Hello, If you ever wanted to receive an email or a notification on iOSGods to notify you that someone replied to your support topic. Well, now you can and the process is fairly simple! When posting a topic (such as this one), be sure to enable the "Follow topic" option right under the editor. Ticking that will automatically send you a notification when someone replies to the new support topic you made. Just make sure you have configured your Notification Settings properly. Alternatively, if your topic is already posted and you'd still like to follow it, you can do so via the follow button or when posting a new reply yourself, you will get the "Follow" option again. If you're on mobile, the follow button will be available below the topic content and replies. And you're done! Hopefully you will find this useful!

Hello, If you ever wanted to receive an email or a notification on iOSGods to notify you that someone replied to your support topic. Well, now you can and the process is fairly simple! When posting a topic (such as this one), be sure to enable the "Follow topic" option right under the editor. Ticking that will automatically send you a notification when someone replies to the new support topic you made. Just make sure you have configured your Notification Settings properly. Alternatively, if your topic is already posted and you'd still like to follow it, you can do so via the follow button or when posting a new reply yourself, you will get the "Follow" option again. If you're on mobile, the follow button will be available below the topic content and replies. And you're done! Hopefully you will find this useful!

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

This request has been filled. Please use the search bar located on the top-right corner of iOSGods to find the topic.

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Latest Mac version for this macbook. The ones that's available.

Can't he upgrade to the latest Mac version for his MacBook via the Mac App Store?

You need to contribute more to iOSGods to be able to do so.

Wow it's been a year already?! Awesome tutorial. I like how organized it is.

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There's no point in adding that because in order to not get reported, you'd be forced not to do many upgrades at once for others to see. And if you're unable to do that, what's the point in adding it?

It may cause ban...

That feature doesn't exist sadly.

No, people wouldn't share the offsets