Can't read comments to my posts here

I doubt this happened but thank you. (The site has become incredibly problematic on so many levels.)

@ajworkman2​  Sorry, we did not appreciate that none of the notification links were working properly for you.  Do you have email notifications enabled? If so, are the links in the email notifications broken too? If not, it would be worth enabling them to help diagnose the problem.  To enable email notifications, click your profile image in the upper right of any Sprinklr page; from the menu which appears, chose the “Profile Settings” option, and on the resulting page, visit the “Notifications and Preferences” tab to enable the appropriate email notifications.  

Once you have received a few email notifications, if they are not working either, please post 2-3 examples of links from these emails which are not working; or let us know if it is just the on-site notifications which are misbehaving.  The links from the notification emails should be easy to copy and paste here from the “View on IMDb Community Forms” links in the messages. 

Thanks, Col, but emails aren't my issue. I'm talking about the little bell along the black band on top of my page, that lets me know, in red, when someone has commented on my posts. I click on the comment as listed there (the bit I can see) and it just takes me to someone else's post! You created IMDbPro, did you not? You're in charge, right? So I feel I can say to you, since I (many of us) have been a paying member for so many years, that changes in the last two years are terrible. No professional in the industry has time to click and click and click. You've made it impossible to hover and read essential information. You or someone there has destroyed our rankings, and now they're front and center (unlike our bio, which now must be searched for), so that anyone not in the very upper echelons of the industry may be adversely judged. Many friends have finally quit IMDbPro in the last two years, and I will leave at the end of this year. Why am I paying for this kind of treatment? I've written for Spielberg, Fincher and Emmerich, for literally every major film studio in the US and abroad. Why does this matter less to IMDb than whether TikTok and Insta send people clicking for names? Your algo is unfair and very bad, for working writers in particular. AW

Hello @ajworkman2​,

Thank you for clarifying.

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Hi Jolene. I tried everything you suggested. Community notifications are now working, thank you.