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How do you hack into somebody's deviantart account so you can make them unwatch you No trolling please.?
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∙ 11y ago
I don't know how to hack into a deviantART, but to get someone to unwatch you, just block them, and they're automatically unwatched from your account.
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What is the use of the unwatch function on WikiAnswers?
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In the blue tool bar on the left side of the screen, under the Question tools area, there is a watch question option. if you have made a change to an answer, you can click on "unwatch question". The other way to do this is to go to "My watchlist" under the "My pages" heading and click on "Click here to change the list". This will give you a list of everything in your watchlist. scroll down and remove the question you want to un watch. The first option is the quickest, especially if your watchlist contains thousands of questions. As always, if you are experiencing any problems on this site, contact a Supervisor or WikiGuide to assist you. See the related questions for more information.
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=== === In the answer box, directly below any answer that has been entered in any question are three large style buttons. From left to right there is one green box and two blue boxes. Selecting the "Watch Question" button will add that question to your Watchlist. If this blue button is displaying "UnWatch Question" this is an indication that this question has been added to your Watchlist.Also, in the blue box area to the left of your screen is the link entitled "My settings" which is towards the bottom of the blue box under the heading of "My pages".Selecting the "My settings" link will take you to a new page. Here under the heading "Email updates" checking the second option will have WikiAnswers notify you by email of any changes to questions that are in your watchlist.On this same page under the heading of "Answering options" having the second option clicked on will Add pages you edit to your Watchlist automatically.You will receive these Email updates at the Email you signed up with when you created your WikiAnswers account unless you have since changed the email address which is shown towards the top of your "My settings" page.
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