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How do I find out who is on the watchlist?

I can't find my starred questions and my private watchlist?

  • I'm confused at Yahoo's new update, and I can't find my starred questions nor my private watchlist. I'm thankful if anyone can tell me how to access them.

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    to see those questions that you have followed, go to your Answers Home page and in the toolbar under the rectangular box that has your username, avatar, join date, etc. you will see Everything - Recommended - Recent- Popular at the far right end of this, you will see a downward pointing arrow - hover the mouse over that and a drop down menu appears showing My Questions, My Network, etc. and My Followed Questions click on My Followed Questions and it will first show you Publicly followed if you wish to see what you have followed privately (formerly your private Watchlist) hover the mouse over the phrase Publicly followed and Privately followed appears - click on that and your "Watchlist" appears

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Open your YA There is button icon to to the right of the Tabs either hover your cursor over it or click it. There should be drop down menu, but don't be surprised when you clicked the watched questions if you get an error message. I was following at least one question privately. Sombra, make your YAHOO profile public I edited my answer on Camille's question. I think that is why neither of you are getting emails when your questions get answered.

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