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kolka

By kolka
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kolka Explorer
kolka
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I've had two posts deleted. Nothing obsene - just one was to get rid of flour and one was to contact another member about autism (which is why I'm on this board - thank you to everyone for the help that I've received about the gluten-free/CF diet).

Is there a way to send a personal message to someone on the message board?

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linds
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if you are reading a discussion and want to pm someone you can click on the PM thing below their name.

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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I've had two posts deleted. Nothing obsene - just one was to get rid of flour and one was to contact another member about autism (which is why I'm on this board - thank you to everyone for the help that I've received about the gluten-free/CF diet).

Is there a way to send a personal message to someone on the message board?

I do not know why your post should have been deleted :( . To PM a member, just click on their name and their personal page will come up. You can send a personal message or e-mail if that person has agreed to list that information.

To find a member go to the top of you screen and choose Members and find them by alpha order.

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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kolka,

click on your name up at the top (what you are signed in as.) then click on the right hand corner "profile options". You can then find your posts and topics. If its not there, I'm not sure what happened. Maybe another moderator can help?

Is this the one about autism you were looking for? Open Original Shared Link

or this one? Open Original Shared Link

sorry if those aren't it...just trying to help! PM me if you have questions.

angel-jd1 Community Regular
angel-jd1
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I've had two posts deleted. Nothing obsene - just one was to get rid of flour and one was to contact another member about autism (which is why I'm on this board - thank you to everyone for the help that I've received about the gluten-free/CF diet).

Is there a way to send a personal message to someone on the message board?

I would imagine that the post selling the flour got deleted. I'm pretty sure I remember it being reported. It isn't allowed on here to sell items. If you read the board guidelines it says that posts for personal gain are not allowed. Selling things =personal gain.

I'm not sure about the post for autism. The best way to find it would be to click on your name and look through your posts.

Hope that helps.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

kolka Explorer
kolka
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Thanks so much, everyone. I posted this in the recipe section, but it posted it self over here in the technical help section. Makes more sense that way, but - how'd it do that?! Lol, there must be a screener that puts posts in their right places!

Lisa Mentor
Lisa
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Yup

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