"My subscriptions" are reset every so often

Hi
I did a quick search on this forum for similar reported issues, and have found none, but I might not have been searching long enough...
So, here is my problem: "My subscriptions" keep being reset. Every so often, I realize I haven't been receiving updates on the posts I subscribed to for a while, so I log in, only to see that I have no subscriptions anymore. They're all gone. I re-subscribe to a few topics, but this keeps repeating again and again.
Thanks

You're Welcome Allamistakeo!
If you go to Your Subscriotions, you can check the boxes in the Save column, for the Topic subscriptions, that you do not want to be archived off.
After you have select those, click on the Update tab.
And Thank You, for extending the courtesy, of awarding in  Discussions, as this is not a requirement, nor mandatory, but is much appreciated!
ali b

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