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Really? πΏ I've never been mean or nasty to anyone here, newcomers or old time posters. Shame on you for bringing up my personal information to this community, Lisa!
Back to the subject, I agree with those that said there maybe should be a different thread for newbies asking for specific help. I certainly don't want Gold for trying to help Newcomers. That's who I am as well.
Have a good day, y'all!
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Is it possible to have a direct conversation with the person I mentioned in my question and reply? I usually prefer to receive responses directly from the intended recipient. Thank you for stepping in on their behalf, @Carol-38 , and I'm sure @QueenB appreciates it too. It's common to see newcomers in forums feeling a bit lost. Therefore, my question is valid and deserves consideration. I kindly ask you to refrain from intervening in this matter., unless you're quoting @QueenB's response. Thank you
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@QueenB The previous comment was removed, yet the subsequent message from @rhondaL seemingly allows the use of inappropriate language. What kind of standard is being set in this situation? This shift in focus towards trivial matters appears counterproductive and negative, straying from the thread's original topic. While having a "go-to" option could be beneficial, I would rather not extensively discuss it across the community or other threads. This conversation was meant to welcome new members, but if this is the type of reception being encouraged, I might consider stepping back. It seems that these individuals may have a special rapport with you, leading to certain rules being overlooked for a specific group.
