Hear Hear!

yes
I would like to put my public vote on listening to this thread, as these notifications lacks... information.

Sincerely
~ Kongdej

Not that I don't agree with everyone, because I do, but to be the devils advocate:

Shouldn't you be managing your outposts? Isn't finding them part of the challenge of the game?

(don't flame me, I agree with you, i'm just being the opposing view here )

This is actually the one bug that has stopped me from playing this game in many weeks.  It is way too frustrating trying to look for things that have been destroyed (which happened to me a lot using Master Scout outpost/city spamming).

Removing the repeated messages would help too. If a stack of units moves at same time to the square you get a message for each army in the stack for destroying the same resource.

Either showing a location of where it was destroyed, similar to a monster in territory message would be best. Especially since if it was an outpost destroyed then a message for an undeveloped resource in your territory would be useless, since it is no longer in your territory.

While your at it, fixed the losing resources during our turn. Tired of fighting an AI unit close to a resource and losing it anyways because the death animation places the unit in the tile and destroys it during my turn.

This has been driving everyone crazy since E:WoM days.  The most charitable spin I can put on the failure to fix it yet is that they are focusing on the areas where they need more user feedback to tweak the features -- the non-controversial / unanimous "delight" enhancements might come at the end of the beta, or maybe even not till the official release version...

... but if they are trying to make a good game as they go, its LONG past time to fix this.

Yes, this needs to be improved. Someone suggested adding options to the alerts which would allow you to go the site of the event or to ignore them. 

Additionally if such options are implemented, I'd appreciate it if the alert didn't disappear forever as soon as you press on them, but to have a "history/memory" of these events so that you can be taken to where they occurred in the past in order to better manage them in the game. Sometimes you can't look at it immediately but will want to return to it later on that same season or on a following season.

Shameless bump!!!

Adding to the frustration, I've got a huge line of outposts surrounding my cities to act as a 'warning buffer' except that they DON"T act as a warning buffer. All of a sudden, force X is attacking one of my cities....no warning that they've entered my territory...no warning that they're using my roads at warp speed...no warning that they're approaching my city....and bam...city is taken.   Not cool...