Sent friend requests

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  StevieLorna

  Jun 7, 2021

  How many have you sent?

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  Strandjunge59

  Jun 7, 2021

  The answer is No. Or know anybody else a trick?

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  thebarenecissity

  Jun 7, 2021

  Unfortunately there seems no way of keeping track of Fried Requests sent nor messages, unless they are replied to!

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  Imleo89Original Poster

  Jun 17, 2021

  I may have more than 10 requests not responded.

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  Imleo89Original Poster

  Jun 17, 2021

  [quote]Unfortunately there seems no way of keeping track of Fried Requests sent nor messages, unless they are replied to! You can view sent messages. Just click on "all messages" and one of the options should be "sent messages"[/quote] But this way you can only see the sent message. And sent messages doesn't even list the note we sent with friend request.

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  StevieLorna

  Jun 17, 2021

  Perhaps you could first send a message to ask if a friends request would be accepted.

  You would then have a record of the message so you would know even if you didnt get a reply.

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• ME

  Member

  Jun 19, 2021

  I really dont understand folks with their mass assemblage of friends; there is not really a way to keep up with them all and really even say hello. The worst part is trying to say hello to one of your *friends* in the chat room & they check out your profile to find out who you are...that always seems like a ..duhh.. moment to me. Anyway...folks will keep sending requests to others and a large number will be ignored. Oh well...well see if it changes...but I doubt it.

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  Imleo89Original Poster

  Jul 25, 2021

  [quote]"People who I am contently trying to bug and damn near harass aren't responding to me and I don't know what to do about it!" It is you OP, this is what you sound like. Bet you get a lot of people blocking you too.[/quote]
  
  "I love harassing and judging people and give my unwanted opinion. It is my favorite time pass." This is you nuddycouple

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  Imleo89Original Poster

  Aug 26, 2021

  [quote]Why would you like to see this information?[/quote] So I could retract my request. It's embarrassing when you send someone a friend request and they don't accept it.

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  Tom D

  Aug 26, 2021

  [quote]Why would you like to see this information?[/quote] Also might be helpful to be able to send a follow up personal message to a request that has not be accepted or rejected for a significant amount of time.

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• ME

  Member

  Aug 26, 2021

  [quote]Why would you like to see this information? So I could retract my request. It's embarrassing when you send someone a friend request and they don't accept it.[/quote] Friendly advice.............don't get embarrassed as no one will care one way or another here. Most 'friends' are people who will never send you a message or reply to a message that you sent. It works best to just have a small group of 'real' friends who have proven themselves instead of a collection of friends who in reality do not even exist.

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  Dave

  Aug 27, 2021

  The point is not for us to critique what we imagine (without knowledge) his friend-requesting habits are, or to pass judgment on the appropriateness of his emotions. The functionality he asked about pretty basic. A website like this should provide a user-accessible log of all major actions. Friending people is a major action. Why have a log? 1. For this user, because he wants one to retract outstanding requests, 2. for all users, because it is standard on a normal site, and 3. for all users, for many other use cases. Here's one: because this is a buggy site that often malfunctions, a user might need to confirm that actions he/she initiated were actually performed by the software. ANother: you've just learned that half the "users" on this site are bots, so you want to cancel any outstanding requests to profiles that might, on review, fit a bot profile. Another: You have a vague sense that less than 100% of your requests are accepted, but you don't kow how many are rejected. You want to find out, because if there are too many rejections, or there is a pattern in the rejections, that may be a signal that you need to refine your approach to socializing in the community or certain segments of it. Etc.

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