Has anyone heard of Richard recently? I cannot even find him in the user list anymore
no, seriously: I wonder why you search for private + your name. When I search for private threads, the search field is filled with #private only not my name. Which makes sense, because I cannot view private conversations which I am not part of. So no, I haven’t experienced this behavior.
I can imagine the design meeting for that one, where someone says (or thinks to himself), “Nah, nobody would ever try it that way!” Never underestimate your users.
Oi - I can hear you all!
I used MY name ONLY as an example!!!
Example:
If I click on Ulrich Bogun, and then click on see all the private conversations I’ve had with Ulrich Bogun - the search field automatically displays this: #private + #contributor:Ulrich Bogun
It then says there are no private conversations (even though we have had private conversations)???
If I then change the search field’s text to: #private + Ulrich Bogun - I can then see them all.
Thanks, now I got it. Hm, seems to me the # before contributor doesn’t work. You’ll find the same for a query without #private: a contributor:whoever brings you the threads he particpated in, with # it returns 0.