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Yes it is me

Yes it is me

 

Write your comments here...Welcome to Club Together, Richmal.

There's no avatar. How do you know it isn't just William?

A more detailed introduction would be useful on the introductions thread. I'm not sure how Richmal's post relates to CC credit cards!

This is far from an isolated post. I have seen several this is me type posts, from new posters on various threads. They are a bit like the emails I keep getting with Chinese characters and nothing else, pointless.

The poster appears to be a member but there's nothing on the profile, so no information at all other than it's the first post by this particular poster but there have been some previous likes, one of which appears to have been Deleted User. Very mysterious!

ABM hit on a very likely reason for this.

In the 'Compose a reply' box it says "You're logged in as xyz. Not you?". It looks as if some posters are answering that question. 

I think the wording could be improved.

ABM hit on a very likely reason for this.

In the 'Compose a reply' box it says "You're logged in as xyz. Not you?". It looks as if some posters are answering that question. 

I think the wording could be improved.

Certainly a possibility, however given the number of similar posts, it seems a bit strange that they then do not add anything else on the topic in question.

ABM hit on a very likely reason for this.

In the 'Compose a reply' box it says "You're logged in as xyz. Not you?". It looks as if some posters are answering that question. 

I think the wording could be improved.

TW

I asked for it to be removed in the past. The likelyhood of of several people being logged in on the same computer is pretty unlikely so the need to ask the question dosen;t really arise?

David

ABM hit on a very likely reason for this.

In the 'Compose a reply' box it says "You're logged in as xyz. Not you?". It looks as if some posters are answering that question. 

I think the wording could be improved.

TW

I asked for it to be removed in the past. The likelyhood of of several people being logged in on the same computer is pretty unlikely so the need to ask the question dosen;t really arise?

David

I agree, David, and I'm pretty sure it's causing confusion but what do we know?