What is "track changes" and why should I use it?

If you look at the row of links in the blue bar at the top of each BlueNC page, you'll notice "track changes". You can also get to track changes by going directly to bluenc.com/tracker.

Track changes is a list of BlueNC content. Here's how it works. A piece of content goes to the top of the list when:

• it is first created;
• it is updated;
• someone leaves a comment on that content.

Track changes also shows you the number of new comments on a post since you last visited it (as long as you're logged in, of course).

There is no better birds-eye overview of what's happening at BlueNC than track changes. If you have even a slight propensity towards addictive behavior, you'll find yourself using track changes to jump from thread to thread as you participate in several conversations with the other users on the site. It is the freebase version of BlueNC.