It would only happen when replying to the bottom of a Discussion Topic, not when replying to an individual Post. You can see in this screenshot that the buttons look funny in the second reply area. It's the second reply area that would throw the error:

Sorry for the inconvenience. This issue should be resolved now.

I agree that a "read" button would be better, but I'm using the features currently available to me in the forum software for now and "like" was the closest thing available to what I was looking for.

I think I like the unseen list feature a lot, perfect for somebody who logs back once a week and gets to catch up with the community, instead of clicking like button there should have been read button it would have been a better user experience. 

Keep up the good work my friend, btw I liked the woodwork garage location in your video,  its perfect location for ERP consultants :) 

In there you can either update your individual Discussion Topic preferences on the bottom or you can subscribe to an entire Forum for new Topics or both new Topics and new Posts.

You can subscribe to an individual Discussion Topic with this button on the top:

Or leave this box checked on the bottom when adding a reply:

Notifications are sent by email, but you can also see them by clicking the notification icon on the upper-right of the forums:

In using forums for a really long time, I can tell you users when they login they are limited by time, so it would be good to see posts that I responded, post that I care about, topics that I want to read and learn or respond, kind of skill matching.... 

If we are shown top 20 posts in last 1 week or time frame, sort by new topics, hot topics, On fire topics that will allow us to quickly click and see what's going on ... Also easy to identify topics based on icons for Questions, How-To, 2 Cents, Wishing will also catches attention... 

Being able to subscribe to category level so if anybody posts then send me an email, I know this exists at post level but not sure at category level ... Ohh an article showing how to use this forum, tips and tricks of copy/paste feature most people won't know what features already exists :) 

(Funny I didn't read the last page/msg on this thread and posted and I do see your last post with screenshots explaining all new icons and features)

I'm trying out a new forum layout. Personally, I think it's more intuitive, but I'd like to get your feedback.

There are a bunch of Forums. Now, rather than having to sift through each Forum individually, you can see all Discussion Topics from all Forums. You can still go into a specific Forum by clicking the down arrow next to Forums in the upper left-hand corner, but Discussion Topics from all Forums will be displayed by default and you can hover over the icon in the Forum column to see which forum a particular Discussion Topic is in.

There are 4 icons on the top. The first icon is called Newest and it sorts the Discussion Topics with the most recent reply on top. The second icon is called Popular and it sorts the Discussion Topics by most popular on top according to number of replies. The third icon is called Resolved and it filters the Discussion Topics to only show those that been marked Solved. The fourth icon is called Unsolved and it filters the Discussion Topics to only show those that have not been marked Solved.

If you started a Discussion Topic, you can mark it Solved by going to the first post in the Discussion Topic and clicking this Solved icon. Then it will appear in the Resolved filter rather than the Unsolved filter.

If there has been a new post since you last clicked on that Discussion Topic, you will see a new icon next to the Discussion Topic title:

When you want to add a new Discussion Topic, you click ADD TOPIC first, then you select which Forum you want to add it to. I think this is more intuitive than the old way of selecting a Forum first, then creating a Discussion Topic. The separate Forums are still important because the Forum titles appear in the URL which is important for when Google indexes the content on the site. But there is still the Everything Else Forum for those Discussion Topics that don't seem to fit in any of the other Forums.

It's now easier to scroll through the content. 50 Discussion Topics are shown by default. Want to see the next 50? Just scroll to the bottom and click on Load More Topics:

In the Users column, for each Discussion Topic, there are two icons. The larger icon is the user who created the Discussion Topic. The smaller icon is the last user to reply to the Discussion Topic:

There are now threaded replies. When you go into a Discussion Topic, you can see a reply indented underneath the post that it's replying to. Click a Reply button to ensure that your post gets indented appropriately underneath the post that you are replying to.

What do you think about this new forum layout?

I really like it Tim! Great job! 

There are a bunch of Forums. Now, rather than having to sift through each Forum individually, you can see all Discussion Topics from all Forums. You can still go into a specific Forum by clicking the down arrow next to Forums in the upper left-hand corner, but Discussion Topics from all Forums will be displayed by default and you can hover over the icon in the Forum column to see which forum a particular Discussion Topic is in.

There are 4 icons on the top. The first icon is called Newest and it sorts the Discussion Topics with the most recent reply on top. The second icon is called Popular and it sorts the Discussion Topics by most popular on top according to number of replies. The third icon is called Resolved and it filters the Discussion Topics to only show those that been marked Solved. The fourth icon is called Unsolved and it filters the Discussion Topics to only show those that have not been marked Solved.

If you started a Discussion Topic, you can mark it Solved by going to the first post in the Discussion Topic and clicking this Solved icon. Then it will appear in the Resolved filter rather than the Unsolved filter.

If there has been a new post since you last clicked on that Discussion Topic, you will see a new icon next to the Discussion Topic title:

When you want to add a new Discussion Topic, you click ADD TOPIC first, then you select which Forum you want to add it to. I think this is more intuitive than the old way of selecting a Forum first, then creating a Discussion Topic. The separate Forums are still important because the Forum titles appear in the URL which is important for when Google indexes the content on the site. But there is still the Everything Else Forum for those Discussion Topics that don't seem to fit in any of the other Forums.

It's now easier to scroll through the content. 50 Discussion Topics are shown by default. Want to see the next 50? Just scroll to the bottom and click on Load More Topics:

In the Users column, for each Discussion Topic, there are two icons. The larger icon is the user who created the Discussion Topic. The smaller icon is the last user to reply to the Discussion Topic:

There are now threaded replies. When you go into a Discussion Topic, you can see a reply indented underneath the post that it's replying to. Click a Reply button to ensure that your post gets indented appropriately underneath the post that you are replying to.

What do you think about this new forum layout?

One scenario I like to see covered in detail is purchase planning

Thanks Toon. I'll consider this for the future.

You could describe some scenarios, and present them to the forum members. Ask them which ones are most important, and whether they are willing to pay $300. Actually customers may like them the most since they will describe advanced business scenarios. You could also ask your members for scenarios.

One scenario I like to see covered in detail is purchase planning as mentioned in your topic of inventory replenishment. 

Thanks Tim, for all your great work.

Toon Six

I would not make basic courses. As long as they are free, nobody will pay for them. See AcuCademy. 

You maybe lucky with very advanced coursed that Acumatica will probably never offer free.

You might be right. We'll see. I'm going to soldier on for now by focusing AUG Courses on reporting (Dashboards, Pivot Tables, Generic Inquiries, Report Designer, and Financial Report Writer). I think there is value to having video training courses broken into short digestible lessons, even though there is already material provided by Acumatica. I also think that I'll be able to cover a lot of scenarios that Acumatica hasn't even thought about yet. These aren't "static" courses, but "living and breathing" courses that will continually have new lessons added to them.