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Hi and welcome to the board! If you wish to Thank someone that responds to your post then do so, it's up to you! Make yourself at home here! :)

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I say thank you all the time! I actually appreciate thank you's becasue then I know that the person cared about my response and I feel like I made a difference and helped someone B)

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A thank you post on a thread is a wonderful thing. It lets the responder know that you saw their answer to you, and also lets people know that you appreciated their time and effort. I think it is proper and mannerly to say thank you!

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I agree, but had, at times, wondered the same thing. Thank you! :D


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