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DownWithGluten
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about 5 minutes ago I posted a post under the 'coping with' section. I see, on the main forum page, my post under the whole 'most recent post' thing. But when I click into the Coping With section, my post/thread is no where to be seen. Is it just going to take a while to show up? Or...what's going on? If it appears later, I'll just um...edit this one and maybe it can get deleted or something. But yeah. :unsure: And I suppose I'll see if this one even works!

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oh...maybe it's not "pinned" yet or whateve...suppose I just need to be patient.

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Ursa Major
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Well, since it is the middle of the night, and only night owls like me are still around, it will definitely take longer than five minutes to be pinned. I'll go and check it out, and pin it for you.

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Well, since it is the middle of the night, and only night owls like me are still around, it will definitely take longer than five minutes to be pinned. I'll go and check it out, and pin it for you.

lol yeah...thanks. I've posted on this board only 2 times or so, so...I wasn't quite sure of the procedure. Nor the pinning thing, until I saw it explained in this section a few threads down (duh.) So, apparently, I WAS missing something. ;)

Thanks for the info and pinning though!!

Bri's mom Apprentice
Bri's mom
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lol yeah...thanks. I've posted on this board only 2 times or so, so...I wasn't quite sure of the procedure. Nor the pinning thing, until I saw it explained in this section a few threads down (duh.) So, apparently, I WAS missing something. ;)

Thanks for the info and pinning though!!

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Guest franS
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i feel so stupid - i do not understand this procedure and can not figure out how to get a question out there. i do not understand the lingo and am technically illiterate. i can find no where the procedure and for me this is not user friendlyinitially. forum, thread, posting, messages//????

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plantime
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Fran, if you want to start a thread, click on "new topic". If you want to reply to a thread, click on "reply". Welcome to the board!

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Hey Fran

Welcome to the board. I have been here for a little while and I still do not understand the lingo. Personally I wish people would just spell it out. It does make it confusing. But just hang in there It does get easier and you will learn a whole lot. Goodluck

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