Uh ... a "few" times? I think a few hundred would be more like it, for anyone with a lot of posts.Bandersnatch said:If you click on your name, then the number of messages, it displays all your posts in chronological order. They're grouped in 7-page bundles, so you need to click through 'show earlier posts' on the 7th page a few times to get to the earlier posts. It's inefficient, but they're there.
Hm ... guess I misjudged based on just doing a few sets of 7.Bandersnatch said:Seeing how there's 210 posts per 7 pages, no more than 19 times in case of the OP and more than two hundred for the two most prolific posters only.
Most social media platforms have a search bar that allows you to search for your posts. You can use keywords or hashtags to narrow down the search results. Some platforms also have an advanced search option that allows you to filter by date range.
Unfortunately, if you no longer have an account on a website, you will not be able to search for your posts from before 2008. It is recommended to save important posts or content before deleting your account.
If a platform has shut down, it is unlikely that you will be able to search for your old posts. However, you can try using web archives such as the Wayback Machine to see if the platform's content was archived.
Some platforms allow you to use filters such as date range, post type, or location to search for your posts from before 2008. However, not all platforms have these options, so it is best to check the platform's search settings or help center.
To ensure you are finding all of your posts from before 2008, try using different keywords or hashtags that you may have used in your posts. You can also try searching for your posts on multiple platforms or using web archives to find any posts that may have been deleted or lost.