Where is the list of all the questions I ask myself?

Hello

I did not use the community forums for a long time and I've noticed that things have changed and so I looked around to familiarize myself with the things again.

However, I find is no longer the list of questions I have asked over the years and would love to be able to access them again if possible.

Does anyone know that that they have been removed? Or if there is a way I can find my questions?

Really appreciate your time and your help.

Thank you!

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