Help for a “Lost” Long- Time Forum Member

martinca_gw sunset zone 24

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below is from a conversation on the other side. I’m not sure how to best direct her.

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‘How long have you been on this site?‘ “ a 10 year old newly revived Posting.

Forgive the odd fonts.
cooperbailey
7 hours agoToo bad the site was sold to Houzz. Otherwise I would still be on here. Miss it.Like | 1
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martinca_gw sunset zone 24
5 hours agoAw, CooperBailey...named for your two goldens, if I recall correctly. I have wondered about You over the years. I’m mostly on the conversation side. Why don’t you come over?formerlyLeah CateLike | 2
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cooperbailey
3 hours agolast modified: 3 hours agoI don’t even know where that is. Would love to reconnect I just notifications from houzz now and again what is the link please!

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Olychick
last month
why not just send her the link to the 'conversations' site?
martinca_gw sunset zone 24
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I’m an idiot ...will see .im actually not sure how. Duh, I know
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Moxie
last month
https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/home-decorating-conversations

Link to conversation side
martinca_gw sunset zone 24
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last month
Thanks, moxie👍
Moxie
last month
I just posted the link in the thread on home decorating for you. Here's how to post a link:
1. Go to the main page of the forum you want to link.
2. Find the window where your browser displays the URL of the current page.
3. Mark and copy the URL.
4. Go to the thread where you want to display a link.
5. Look at the box where you enter text for a post. At the bottom you'll see "buttons" to help you format your contents. Left to right, "B" for bold, a slanted "I" for italics, a button for list with bullets, a button for list with numbers, a button to post photo, a button to post a video and finally a button to post a link.
6. Click the "Link" button.
7. In the box that appears paste the URL that you copied earlier into the Web Address (URL) field. The URL will appear in both fields. If you want to give the link a friendly, meaningful name, change the address in the Text to Display field to whatever you want.
8. Click Submit when you finish your post.
Camden England
last month
I just found this. earlier I posted to the other thread. I have been on Gardenweb since 2001 and my name has changed 2 times due to the acquisition to Houzz.
carolb_w_fl_coastal_9b
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FWIW, you do not need to use the link button, unless you want to use a different name for the URL. Simply paste the URL you copied into your comment and it will work.

https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/home-decorating-conversations

And even typing a .com or .org makes a link without the http etc.. The site automatically formats it.

marthastewart.com

pbs.org

Also FWIW, on my phone there is only a photo option. All those other options are on the desktop site, and I can switch to desktop version in my phone's menu by tapping the 3 vertical dots on upper right of browser window. I'm on Android right now - not sure how it works/appears on iOS.

HTH
carolb_w_fl_coastal_9b
last month
Wanted to add that it makes a difference if it's houzz.com vs. gardenweb.com. The formats have different functions and features.

For instance, I notice houzz.com has no 'Like' button on the OP.
Sueb20
last month
I remember Cooper! Hope she comes over.
blfenton
last month
She's here,
blfenton
last month
Here she is

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6049591/i-think-i-m-back#n=6

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