[Brie Clayton]

As a follow up to this post, today Creative COW has made a site-wide unsubscribe to every user’s profile.

You’ve been completely unsubscribed from every forum and discussion at this time, and Creative COW encourages you to seek out and resubscribe to the forums and threads that you would still like to receive notifications from.

We apologize for any frustration this may cause in following your favorite topics and conversations. However, over the years the sheer amount of forgotten subscriptions had made such an impact on our database, it became necessary to put a reset into effect. By clearing the site of hundreds of thousands of old subscriptions, Creative COW will be able to function in a higher capacity, and be more useful for our users moving forward.

Thank you!

[Brie Clayton]

I will link here to the Blackmagic Design Fusion forum:

https://creativecow.net/forums/forum/blackmagicdesignfusion/

Blackmagic Design Fusion

[Brie Clayton]

Hello again, Brian, and all who have been waiting for date sort on search results!

Creative COW now features not only the ability to sort search results by Date, but by Relevance, Title, and Reply Count.

Once you enter your query into the Search field at the top of your screen, you will be offered a way to filter your results by all these metrics.

Enjoy!

[Brie Clayton]

Hello Andrew!

I hope this is what you are looking for:

https://creativecow.net/media-100s-blood-secrets/

[Brie Clayton]

The ad server and I are continuing to determine why this might be.

Thank you for your patience!

[Brie Clayton]

Our ad server has suggested that many ad blockers have a feature in the settings for users to see what specifically is being blocked or hidden, and you would be able to check if we are correct in assuming that it is blocking the “x” in the top right hand corner.

Let me know if you see anything, or if the problem persists without the ad blocker!

[Brie Clayton]

Our ad server is asking if you happen to be using an ad blocker, as sometimes an ad blocker can cover the “x” in the upper right hand corner of the ad. Knowing one way or another will help eliminate that possibility, as we are unable to reproduce the phenomenon ourselves, but we do want to understand what our users are experiencing.

[Brie Clayton]

The COW development team is looking into this. If you have a chance to catch a screenshot, I will send it to them too. Thanks Ann!

[Brie Clayton]

Hello Ann!

If you click the “x” on the top right corner of the ad, or click in the empty space around the advertisement, does it not go away? If not, that would be good to know, so we can can fix this.

Thank you for the alert!

[Brie Clayton]

Hello again!

I am happy to report that only a few minutes after my first response, I was made aware that the team had resolved the search/password issue.

Your searches should now NOT require a password. (Nor should they ever!)

Thanks for your patience!