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We’ve been told by Saskia, in her post, that “Any off-topic comments or discussions may be deleted”.

However, there is a section called “General Chat” which presumably is intended to cover just that. By definition, nothing posted there can be off-topic. So I suggest anyone wanting to comment on the current stalemate puts their post under General Chat. Just select that option by clicking in the box headed Add Topic and then choose General Chat. Sorted.

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Snackjack

Thanks for finding that info for us Hanne62. I definitely would not have found it without you. xx

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Snackjack

Have done a test post under General Chat, will wait and see what happens. xx

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Izb1

Thats handy to know Hanne, thank you x

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LINDA70

How do I find ADD TOPIC?

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Annie31 in reply to LINDA70

Choice of options on 'write a message ' page - left hand side!

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LINDA70 in reply to Annie31

Thank you. xxx

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maggiewhiteley

But as far as I am aware we were all on the same topic, weren't we? Or, does HU dictate the topic to us?

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Snackjack in reply to maggiewhiteley

Yes you are right we were all on the same topic, but clearly someone didn't like it!!!! "We’ve been told by Saskia, in her post, that “Any off-topic comments or discussions may be deleted”.

In my time on this forum I have seen many things that could be called "Off Topic" things discussed and they have not been deleted in the same way this discussion was. I guess I better not say any more as this could well also get deleted. Best wishes xx

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