Hi Mary, David asked me to answer your question about how to respond to someone when they answer your question. Depending on if it's a question or just a comment you posted there will either be a link under the original post that has the words, "answer", "respond" or something of that matter depending on what the post is. Just click on that and a text box will appear at the bottom of the string of posts or answers to your question, you will enter your comment in that box. If you want to post something about one of the answers you received, just click the respond button and make your comment. Another way of posting is to click on any person's username which is always highlighted in blue. This will take you directly to that person's home page "wall". That's what I just did, then you type in your comment in the text box that is shown then click the orange Post button. That's all there is to it. Play around on the site, click some buttons, you won't hurt anything! You will get used to working with it quickly. But if you have any questions just ask, someone is always ready to help!
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April 2015
Hi Mary, David asked me to answer your question about how to respond to someone when they answer your question. Depending on if it's a question or just a comment you posted there will either be a link under the original post that has the words, "answer", "respond" or something of that matter depending on what the post is. Just click on that and a text box will appear at the bottom of the string of posts or answers to your question, you will enter your comment in that box. If you want to post something about one of the answers you received, just click the respond button and make your comment. Another way of posting is to click on any person's username which is always highlighted in blue. This will take you directly to that person's home page "wall". That's what I just did, then you type in your comment in the text box that is shown then click the orange Post button. That's all there is to it. Play around on the site, click some buttons, you won't hurt anything! You will get used to working with it quickly. But if you have any questions just ask, someone is always ready to help!0April 2015
