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Marlene

By Marlene
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Marlene
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I posted yesterday under other intolerances etc. My post was regarding liver dysfunction and multiple intolerances. I can't find the post anywhere. Can someone let me know where it's been moved to and or it wasn't posted for some reason -- computers can do weird things and maybe it's floating around in cyber space somewhere.

Thanks!!

Marlene

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Hi Marlene,

I'm not a techie and I'm a newbie to this forum but I notice this happens to my posts sometimes here. But what's weird is that people respond to them while they're MIA. Can you see your post in your control panel or your profile page? I can usually see mine there even if they take a day to work their way onto the forum itself. Seems everyone else can see my posts though, they get read and answered while I can't see them.

-Shannon

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dlp252
Posted

Posts go to the end of the list until they are "pinned" by a moderator. However, many of us use "View New Posts" so we can see any new posts, no matter where they are or go.

You can also find your posts by looking at "My Controls"...there are tabs there for topics and posts.

I found your post in the Leaky Gut section. Here is a link to it.

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Thanks for the help guys!!

Marlene

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