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Old Jul 30, 2018 | 10:54 AM
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Hello to everyone .I am a new member and have yet to fill out my detail page. I am even more new to this posting stuff. I read the rules and posted the picture of my 62 last night at around 11:45 PM in hopes of entering the C1 contest. It showed showed up once really big on the page ,but now it is not on the page. Any suggestions as to the protocol for someone as myself with less than basic computer skills to learn how to operate this page for the next time. It would be greatly appreciated. I may not reply right away. Helping my elderly parents keep their independence.
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Old Jul 30, 2018 | 08:17 PM
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It looks like you did not publish your post. I see a draft post on your account with simply the following picture:


My suggestion to all new members is to take some time to read all the Announcements and Stickies. Here in the Help section, there's several stickies covering frequently asked information about using the forum.

There's also a general FAQ supplied by the software:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/faq.php

Additionally, there is a Test Forum for testing:
https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/testing-68/

CorvetteForum uses one of the most popular, commercial (not free), software that is widely used for other community-based websites. Taking some time to read and use the forum will likely result in being able to use that practice on another website that is similar to CorvetteForum.




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