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At the tippy top of Steam where it says "Steam - View - Friends - Games - Help"
If you look waaaay to the right where it says your Wallet Balance, your account name, plus the like Minimize, Maximize program icons"?
Over there on the right there should be a "little Envelope" where you get notifications.
Click the little Envelope (just to the left of your Steam Wallet Balance)..
From there the top option of "New Comments", select that.
Then.. from there on the right it will say "Comments on Subscribed Discussions".. Click that.
And.. for me, anyway, even if there has not been a new post in a subscribed discussion for a month, the discussion still appears there.. so long as someone responded to the discussion even one time after i subscribed...
At least that seems to be how it works for me.
Except, ya.. if no one posts after you have then it doesn't seem to appear on that list. But once someone does it seems to stay there until you unsubscribe.
For me, i guess, i find the "post history" page very messy. When i'm looking for places i posted it can be annoying to scroll back through pages and pages of forum posts looking for some discussion i subscribed to 7 months ago >.>
i guess Steam doesn't really have an elegant way of really properly tracking discussion subscriptions. So using both Comment History and the "Comments on Subscribed Discussions" end up both being necessary .. depending on the situation.
It's extremely annoying and difficult to find a discussion you subbed to, that was never posted in again after you subbed to it.. if the discussion happened months ago and you post on Steam forums a lot.