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I know you said you could install a pool  (haha) here if you wanted to, so maybe this wouldn't be too hard to reconfigure. You know that I know less than -0 about what it would take to do it. Sometimes I don't respond to you about posts just because I don't want my name to override yours, especially if it is your topic. Is there a way that you can distinguish the OP from the last person who made a comment? Like if I answered your last post in "...Motivated" with a smiley face, my name would be there and yours would disappear, even though it is your topic.
Tell me if you don't know what I mean and I'll send you a screenshot.

If you are talking about the column on the index where you see the name of the topics on the right hand site along with the name of the topic and the user who posted last, that is already done. If you posted in a topic, your name will fall underneath the name of the topic and then whoever posted previously, their name will disappear unless they post in that topic again, then their name will appear again. If you are not sure what I am referring to, go to the index of the site where you see the headers "Welcome", "Witch's Academy", etc. And then notice that there are technically four columns. Look at the very last column that may read the tile of the topic, the date the last post was made, and then the username of the user who posted in the topic last.

Maybe it's different on my phone than a computer. In the section "Empower", it lists the sub-categories under that, then to the far right it says-
Ways to get moti...
Today at 12:12
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because you were the last poster. If I make another comment, "Zotron" will be there and there will be nothing to indicate that it is your topic.

Exactly, that is correct. However, it will only list that is is my topic if you click on the sub-category and then look underneath the name of it which will read "BY.." and then the author of the topic. And then the far right will list all the posting information such as the date, the topic name, and then username of the last user who posted in that topic.

OK. Thank you. I'll try to think of another way to get some points. Haha.