You can follow someone but you're never notified of any of their activity

Hi forthehorde - Thanks for the notice, I initially missed the personal information display, as such I have now removed the example image. Thanks again!

@Michelle Yes that is correct.

@Michelle So it is policy that you do not have this turned on? Is my interpretation of your answer correct. Because you said, "We" don't support this following feature in the IMDb Community. If so. Why? What harm is done following those we wish to?

@Michelle I asked for an answer above in the thread heading. Instead "We" get a cryptic answer.

Sounds as though Sprinklr doesn't support the particular type of notification option, or at the very least the requisite "plugin" (or so) for it has not been installed on the IMDb Community forum. I'm not a direct customer of Sprinklr, and I'm unaware of any other communities/hubs hosted through Sprinklr, so I wouldn't be able to check to see the scope of Sprinklr forum design/management features.

@jeorj_euler I'm part of another community on Spriklr. It is a functioning option. IMDb obviously has it turned off. We are being treated as 10 year olds. We are all considered to be threats to others. IMDb wants to avoid discourse. This is a common practice now web wide. Free Speech is a bad thing!

@Taylor​ I neglected to answer as it would jeopardize my position with the company. Their way of doing things is superior and as it is a small community, I could not risk your nosing into another platform. Sorry but I could not trust the staff with this information. Not singling you out as a a bad employee, but other employees have revealed themselves as being rather poor at handling sensitive info and I have witnessed said employees make rather odd statements in this public arena. I also waited to reply so as to take several months to monitor all the employees replies going back from this present time to the beginning which is almost eight years. I will not name names of what I determined to be the "Bad Eggs" of your staff from the past, but after a thorough reading of the posts I have concluded that volunteering the type of info you are requesting would be too dangerous. Sorry Thanks May

@keyword_expert​ Thank you KW Expert. Free speech Lives! Section 230...... The Communications Decency Act of 1996 is laughable. Communications Decency!!! Really! Who decides whats "Decent"! If I say that your opinion on such and such is indecent as a platform moderator then I as said moderator can ban you. Even though you may have hundreds or thousands of likes. 1 person decides your access!!!! That's not decent in anybodies mind! This place uses no algorithm. One person decides your fate. Some of the Employees have poor skills in this area. They probably are too young and lack wisdom. Thanks for your support

The congress of the United States has become notorious for ratifying bills that are titled contrary to how the corresponding statutes or regulations manifest themselves in enforcement of the Register. That's the wonder of doublespeak (the word a portmanteau of doublethink and newspeak) and euphemisms, we could suppose.

@Michelle​ Thanks

@Michelle​ That is no good. There are poll makers I want to follow but I must manually look at the main poll page and sift through hundreds of posts and replies that I do not wish to view. It is too time consuming. Please turn on this function. Thanks, May Paxton