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ZFR: Yeah, it's nothing big really, just a minor inconvenience, so I don't think I'll bother with fixing it any more.

Thanks for all the help guys.
I don't think you can "fix" it anyway. I had the same problem about two or three months ago, and mentioned it in "We are listening to your feedback". Someone (not a blue) told me that it happens every once in a while. It seems like when it gets to some magic number of threads displayed there, it just dumps everything that would come after "Show more" and starts that list from scratch. My own "Topics participated in" list is starting to get pretty long again, so I guess I'll just wait and see if it "resets" again.
Sorry to bump this, but I think I've found something that might be the reason.

It has happened again several times since this thread, and it was definitely not related to a certain number of threads that was was displayed. At times it would reset after there were barely 10 threads there, at others it would stay for almost 50.

What I did notice though, was that it appears to reset after a thread there gets deleted. Just now it reset again. I do a quick look at what I've posted and... the "Fermat theorem" thread is gone.

So that could be the reason. Or it might not be. It could just be some coincidence, since I really didn't test it properly.

I really wish the "Report as spam" method of deleting gets removed. It's a bit dangerous in the wrong hands...
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ZFR: I really wish the "Report as spam" method of deleting gets removed. It's a bit dangerous in the wrong hands...
Not only "in the wrong hands"... GOG community isn't the "classy community" from two or three years ago anymore. Just hav a look at the thread you mentioned. Yes, it was a stupid thread. But that's no reason to kill it with spam reports. But that seems to be exactly what some "GOGlodytes" did. Deleting threads they don't like -.-
If you log in via HTTPS, and then click on the top-bar chrome, it bumps you to HTTP on the account page. Your browser is unlikely to present your account cookies the same with to this *different* service, so this can lead to a failure to see your responded-to posts.

Not sure if this is affecting any of you ever, but it does me. I have to manually edit the account page back to HTTPS before the clickthrough to post replies will work.
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jsjrodman: If you log in via HTTPS, and then click on the top-bar chrome, it bumps you to HTTP on the account page. Your browser is unlikely to present your account cookies the same with to this *different* service, so this can lead to a failure to see your responded-to posts.

Not sure if this is affecting any of you ever, but it does me. I have to manually edit the account page back to HTTPS before the clickthrough to post replies will work.
Nope. The "topics I've participated in" is independent of the machine; cookies don't matter. I can log in on a PC I've never used before and still see the threads. It's tied to the account.
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jsjrodman: If you log in via HTTPS, and then click on the top-bar chrome, it bumps you to HTTP on the account page. Your browser is unlikely to present your account cookies the same with to this *different* service, so this can lead to a failure to see your responded-to posts.

Not sure if this is affecting any of you ever, but it does me. I have to manually edit the account page back to HTTPS before the clickthrough to post replies will work.
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ZFR: Nope. The "topics I've participated in" is independent of the machine; cookies don't matter. I can log in on a PC I've never used before and still see the threads. It's tied to the account.
I don't refer to the state that is tracked by some kind of cookie, but rather the site fails to keep track of the current browser session, so that clicking on the HTTP "show me the responses" produces no apparent result, as if the page just reloads with no effect.
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jsjrodman: I don't refer to the state that is tracked by some kind of cookie, but rather the site fails to keep track of the current browser session, so that clicking on the HTTP "show me the responses" produces no apparent result, as if the page just reloads with no effect.
It's still not the case here. It's not dependent on the browser session. The "Show more" is not there at all, whether you use HTTPS or HTTP.
Yes! The thread "............" (I suspect it was another "Add me friend", but it might have been a Witcher 3 quest for all I know) in which I participated got deleted. And my "Show More" got reset again.

I think it's safe to say that the deletion of a thread from the list causes this to happen.