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When you post a question, you are asked to select a topic. I did, but could only select one of the many choices. Somehow other 'topics' were added - no problem as they are all appropriate.
My question: how do the additional topics get populated? Does AgingCare have an algorithm or something that scans and does that? I tried sending this inquiry to the email address listed under support (aging care 'at' aging care 'dot' com) but it bounced back - reason given: recipient address rejected, access denied. So somehow the additional topics are chosen - not a problem, just my curious mind trying to figure out how this works. There is no relevant 'topic' from which to choose for this question and I cannot post without making such a selection - I arbitrarily select Senior Activities (I'm old enough!). If anyone knows where I should direct this instead of on the forum, I'm all ears.

The questions all go to the same forum board. The only time they don't is if you choose discussions.

Have no idea how it works but does give forum members an idea where the OP is coming from. Not everyone mentions Dementia in their question but we assume it because its been chosen when asking a question.
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I was wondering about that, too, as I have seen new subjects posted that have numerous "topics". But when I post a new subject, I only have a choice of one.


I wonder if one needs to hold down the Ctrl (Control) key when picking "topics"?
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I am really uncertain. I seldom post questions any more, but I see some people have 5 and more subjects. If there's a way to get even TWO, I sure don't know it. And I think I never had the site pick an extra for me.

Hopefully others here are in the know more than I.
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