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Lynnie

By Lynnie
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Lynnie Apprentice
Lynnie
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Why is it that when I write a post and then leave the forum that I posted it in...when I come back to that forum a few minutes later, I can't see my post anywhere? But yet, if I go to the list of forums, I can see my name and that I just made a new post?

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lizard00 Enthusiast
lizard00
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It's generally because your post hasn't yet been pinned, or it has been moved.

I just moved some of your stuff around:

I set your duplicate post invisible simply because you had posted it already and had a lot of answers. Just helps keep things more consolidated, and then I moved your originial post into the "Pre-Diagnosis/Testing/Symptoms" forum.

I hope that makes sense :)

Lynnie Apprentice
Lynnie
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Oh ok, thank you. Still a little confused but that is a natural state of mind for me... :rolleyes: LOL

So, are you the owner or one of the owners of this board? Or is there even an owner?

I feel like such a newbie...(probably because I am. :P;) )

lizard00 Enthusiast
lizard00
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Oh ok, thank you. Still a little confused but that is a natural state of mind for me... :rolleyes: LOL

So, are you the owner or one of the owners of this board? Or is there even an owner?

I feel like such a newbie...(probably because I am. :P;) )

LOL :lol:

No, I'm not the owner. There is an owner, Scott Adams, who owns the whole celiac.com website and the gluten-free mall. I'm just one of the moderators. We help Scott keep the board running, and I just happened to be on here tonight to move some of the stuff around.

Feel free to ask any questions! That's why we're here ;)

Lynnie Apprentice
Lynnie
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Well, even though I just met you, you will always be the owner to me... :unsure::lol:

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