Sorry, I had a "Doh!" Moment.
Published on May 16, 2018
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Yesterday, I thought I was being a good contributor by reviewing/commenting on site posts. I'm afraid that I was totally on the wrong topic and didn't realize it until I saw that a comment of mine had been disapproved by the site's owner, and rightly so. She, and the others, too, I suspect, were asking for comments on their content, not a technical evaluation of a site page.
Oboy. I am so sorry for not being more careful about where I was and what I was supposed to be doing.
If you're wondering what I'm talking about, then you weren't a victim of my carelessness, but I think I'll be a little more specific to ensure you don't make the same mistake.
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Before this amazing update to the WA site, I navigated to the site comments and the site feedback segments a little differently. Perhaps I wasn't paying attention then, either, but I've since learned that when I found them under Community Credits, they were listed together. What threw me was using the word "site" as a descriptor for both. It would have been more clear for me had they been listed as Site Posts Comments and Overall Site Feedback.
Still, I'm not the tarpest shack since I should have puzzled over why I was landing only on one page of the complete site if I were supposed to be giving feedback on the site itself. And I did, actually, but I clearly didn't connect the dots.
Sigh.
Thanks for bearing with me! I'm only six weeks in...
Leslie
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