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Mike44 Apprentice

Hi

I've put up a new topic post 3 times and it just doesn't appear to be coming up on the forum????

Mike.


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AndreaB Contributor

The posts need to be pinned before they show at the front of a category. If you view new posts you will see all posts since the last time you were online, whether they are pinned or not.

Your post has been taken care of now. :)

Mike44 Apprentice
The posts need to be pinned before they show at the front of a category. If you view new posts you will see all posts since the last time you were online, whether they are pinned or not.

Your post has been taken care of now. :)

Thanks Andrea,

How do I pin a post? This is different to any other forums I've been involved with.

Mike.

Pink-Bunny Apprentice

hey Mike,

moderators pin it. They look them over make sure there's no spam and such and then pin it.

Mike44 Apprentice
hey Mike,

moderators pin it. They look them over make sure there's no spam and such and then pin it.

Hi,

Ok. But then its pretty hard to keep track of posts on here.

Mike.

garbagepail Newbie
Hi

I've put up a new topic post 3 times and it just doesn't appear to be coming up on the forum????

Mike.

Hello, I am new. I am also without a clue how to go about posting an inquiry. Would you take a moment and lead me through the process.? What is "pinning"? Many thanks.....Sharon

Hi

I've put up a new topic post 3 times and it just doesn't appear to be coming up on the forum????

Mike.

Hello, I am new. I am also without a clue how to go about posting an inquiry. Would you take a moment and lead me through the process.? What is "pinning"? Many thanks.....Sharon

AndreaB Contributor

Sharon,

Welcome. :D

To post a new topic.

1. Choose the category that best fits what you want to talk about or ask.

2. Click into that catergory.

3. In the top part of the right side of the screen you will see a blue button that says "new topic", click this.

4. Type your heading and then your message and hit add reply (or preview post and then add reply after you've checked it). Make sure you click on email notifications if you want to see who replies.

5. That's it. A moderator will pin it.

Hope this helps.


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