What is the &t=xxx part of the url that brings you to your posts for?

[Gramphos]

It wasn't there a few days ago, now it is. What is it good for? Is Mark tracking me? What? Why? When? Am I the only one?

[DarkCloud]

I am fairly sure that it has been there since the forum update:

Is this what you mean: http://apolyton.net/forums/newreply....threadid=27262

[Gramphos]

Originally posted by DarkCloud
I am fairly sure that it has been there since the forum update:

Is this what you mean: http://apolyton.net/forums/newreply....threadid=27262

No, it has a new part.

Edit: this post is now
http://apolyton.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=482191&t=5646#post482191
earlier it was
http://apolyton.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=482191#post482191

it is the t=5646 part I'm asking about.

[spartak]

I have to admit its all Greek to me. How on earth does any of that gobblydygook mean or do anything

[DarkCloud]

It is probably the location of the message in the thread.

[Locutus]

No, DC, that's what the '#post482191' is for. I don't have the &t= part myself (or at least, I haven't seen it yet), maybe it's style specific or something?

Edit: Oow, now I have it too, right after I made my first post of the day. In that case it probably is some kind of tracking feature. It's probably for the 'Currently Active Users' feature which since the update is supposed to be able to show you where the active users are.

[Gramphos]

Somebody is watching me I feel paranoid .