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dw_coolhunters2009-06-23 03:07 pm
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Disabling/Modifying the Types of Alerts Sent When Crossposting
Right now when you crosspost, you get an alert in your inbox telling you that you successfully crossposted an entry. I'd like to have the option of turning this off. I don't need a success message sent to my inbox. I'd like a fail alert though, one that would not just go to my inbox, but also go to my email. It isn't important for me to know when everything goes according to plan, but it would be REALLY important to me to know when something failed.
As far as I can tell, there aren't settings to manage the creation of these alerts.