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Pippa_JacksonAdministrator
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Be confident online
      #59054 - 11/02/2008 14:56

With new members joining every day, I thought it would be useful to share some tips for using the forums.

Remember that our forums are public and can be viewed by anybody on the Internet, not just forum users. Do not give out personal details such as your address, phone number, email address etc, in a post or on your profile.

If you are planning to meet up with other forum members - for a Supper Club, Walking Club or reader event - contact each other via private message for personal communication. Private messages can only be viewed by the recipient, and are not displayed publicly.

We want the woman&home forums to be a friendly environment, so please treat each other with respect. Remember that comments can be misconstrued when written down as the tone of voice is not conveyed. It's best to read your post back before you submit it!

We hope you enjoy being a part of this wonderfully supportive community.

Do PM me if you have any queries.

Pippa
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ejane
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Pippa_Jackson]
      #59064 - 11/02/2008 15:04

We aren't feeling confident on the forum - please see under BIG SURPRISE and We have serious concerns..

You might see that a number of users are v concerned that their details come up under a google search

Are you able to do anything about this please?

ejane

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dbverycherry
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Pippa_Jackson]
      #59076 - 11/02/2008 15:22

Thanks for making these safety online points clear and posting this over all the forums Pippa.

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Remember that our forums are public and can be viewed by anybody on the Internet, not just forum users. Do not give out personal details such as your address, phone number, *email address etc, in a post or on your profile.




*May I then suggest that the W&H team take off the email option found in the user options which invites members to put their email address openly on their ID forum page and there for all to see!

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seahorse
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Re: Be confident online [Re: dbverycherry]
      #59302 - 11/02/2008 21:43

Hi Pippa
Thanks for your comments
I was telling some friends about the forum and they guessed my "name" I had given, so I have changed it today. I too am concerned about who can access this site.


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Moco
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Re: Be confident online [Re: seahorse]
      #60277 - 14/02/2008 21:05

I think that's a good idea because it is good to tell people about this site, think I will do the same.

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Psyche
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Moco]
      #60344 - 14/02/2008 22:25

I shan't bother. I've put nothing in my profile that I would worry about anyone knowing.

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Llin
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Re: Be confident online [Re:Psyche] [Re: Psyche]
      #116418 - 17/05/2008 00:05

Only just joined the forum, and your post Psyche made me lol. Wonderfull!!!!

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kafferlilly
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Re: Be confident online [Re: dbverycherry]
      #121615 - 28/05/2008 07:35

Well done dbverycherry....I am often amazed at what people do put on these furoms for ALL to see......!

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annemari
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Re: Be confident online [Re: kafferlilly]
      #132880 - 17/06/2008 13:18

Pippa - Can you answer some queries that are growing day by day,and in various posts,please.

What is the age group that W & H is marketed for.

What type of people are the magazine hoping to attract?

and now the big one!!

Does W & H have an issue with the over 40's.

Remember:-We have all been babies,children,teenagers,young ladiesand/or young mums,etc,etc. so by definition of evolution we all get older and that's a fact!!

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PLASMO
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Re: Be confident online [Re: annemari]
      #132885 - 17/06/2008 13:22

Pippa,

My question is simple.

Why do you never reply to any of the questions posted on this forum? A few weeks ago I sent your editor an email, and yourself a thread.

I agree with everything annemari has said above.

Plasmo

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hilary42
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Pippa_Jackson]
      #299493 - 07/01/2009 09:55

i have just retired at 57 after working in my own business i need too get a life so my daughter tells me i enjoy walking golf reading and maybe carvanning with my husband who has managed to retire easily as he has lots of interests nobody in my area seems to read woman and home i would like to meet for coffee anywhere from chester to shrewsbury

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Sweet_Pea
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Re: Be confident online [Re: hilary42]
      #299629 - 07/01/2009 11:49

Hi Hilary42. I think your post might not be seen here. Try re-posting on the Your Lives part of the forum, as a separate new post, to introduce yourself and also on the Supperclub message board to ask if anyone would like to meet for coffee. There might also be a supperclub in that area as well.
I've sent you a message - click on the flashing envelope underneath your name (next to User Options) at the top of the page to open.


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hilary42
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Re: Be confident online [Re: PLASMO]
      #305035 - 12/01/2009 13:15

yes annmarie woman & home is read by over 40 i am 57 and had it the last 6 years and am hoping to make new friends through it

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dbverycherry
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Re: Be confident online [Re: hilary42]
      #305288 - 12/01/2009 16:57

Why is it that we hardly ever get a response from any of you on the Woman and Home team on these issues and others raised by us forum and paying magazine readers?
Do you forget, like I often do, to scroll down the page of forums and look at your Feed Back forum?

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from W&H's Pippa_ Jackson ...........
Do not give out personal details such as your address, phone number, email address etc, in a post or on your profile.....




I have just seen that you announced new changes to the forums in this February's issue of Woman and Home magazine but still you have the option and invite the forumer, on ones User Options page, to add your personal email address with out making it totally clear there to the person that anyone can see it and that they don't have to be a registered forum user to do so!!

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Aprilshowers
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Pippa_Jackson]
      #305390 - 12/01/2009 18:31

HELLO EVERYONE IM NEW TO THIS AND WOULD LIKE TO MEET NEW FRIEND IN THE GLASGOW AREA , IM 58 AND RETIRED AND HAVE ALOT OF FREE TIME , IM ALWAYS LOOKING FOR NEW THINGS TO DO OF INTEREST,
I AM QUITE INTERESTED IN THE SUPPER CLUB IF ANY ONE CAN LET ME KNOW ANY DETAILS THANK YOU

BEST REGARDS APRIL .


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Glitterqueen
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Aprilshowers]
      #305519 - 12/01/2009 19:57

Aprilshowers, you are better off looking on the supperclub board and making a post asking if there is a club in your area.

Welcome to the forum

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anniekins
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Glitterqueen]
      #316579 - 24/01/2009 12:55

Hi.Have only just joined the forum and not sure how to use it. Can you just start by talking to anybody on the forums or do you have to be invited.Love all the different pictures how do you get them . Thanks.

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Sunbeam
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Re: Be confident online [Re: anniekins]
      #316585 - 24/01/2009 13:02

Hi Annie, Welcome to the forum, just choose one of the subjects and join in. If you want to introduce yourself go on the Your lives forum, click on the blue post button say hello and you will be made really welcome trust me. hope you enjoy it as much as I do.

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Splash123
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Sunbeam]
      #332571 - 10/02/2009 07:17

Pippa
We really would appreciate a reply to our concerns about the lack of space afforded to the Forums since yesterdays changes. We are all dissapointed that we seem to have been marganalised and some with poor eye site are finding it particulary difficult. i think we are all aware that the advertising is a necessary componant of running the site but PLEASE not surrounding the area where your faithful and loyal customers are networking.
Please may we have a response please? both you and the editor Sue have asked for feed back.
This is important to a huge number of women and, whilst no one likes change, I think the over whelmingly negative responses to the new format should not be ignorred by you . Please tell us what you propose doing about it .
Thank you for reading my post.
I look forward to an answer very soon.
PS if there is a way to switch off the adverts and widden the page could toy [post how to do it.
Again Thanks......in anticipation!

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Spanishlady
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Splash123]
      #340239 - 20/02/2009 11:02

Hola Pippa I hope you read this and send me a reply , since the forum was changed I have been having problems with it apart from the look of it .
now when I post I t just hangs there I have to get out of W+H close down everything and then open it all again.
I am really thinking of not using the forum as it is such a pain , the only reason I stay is because of the FFs and friends I have made on here.
I I buy the magazine costs me a small fortune here in Spain and there are plenty of ads in there we DO NOT NEED MORE
any way to sum up I hate the new forum it is slow it does not work and I may stop using it and If I do will stop buying the mag as well
looking forward to hearing from you Maria Clery

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Constant
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Re: Be confident online [Re: Spanishlady]
      #405185 - 10/06/2009 10:52

Yes Woman and Home is read by the over 40s. I am 72, would enjoy it more if they did a little more for the over 60s in fashion and make up.Skin care is ok, I worked for Clinique.

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Re: Be confident online [Re: Spanishlady]
      #430405 - 29/07/2009 20:55

Hi Spanishlady, I was just getting very frustrated because I thought my PC had a problem being slow, read your post and maybe its this site. As I am new not too sure and struggling to put my avatar on. Grr.


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Re: Be confident online [Re: Pippa_Jackson]
      #464170 - 13/09/2009 19:33

Dear Pippa
Could you please tell me how to join the supper club and walking clubs online? I have looked and cannot see where I can do this.
I am very keen to meet other women, I am a New Zealander and find London very lonely at times!!! I read your magazine avidly every month from cover to cover - its the best magazine ever.
Thank you

Sue


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dbverycherry
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Be confident online This needs to be read by all who join here [Re: Spanishlady]
      #478617 - 03/10/2009 20:06

The following from W&Hs Web editors needs to be read by all who join in here and just to be on the safe side. N.B Pippa has now moved on and left W&H and from what I can remember and now we have Kate_Matharu

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With new members joining every day, I thought it would be useful to share some tips for using the forums.

Remember that our forums are public and can be viewed by anybody on the Internet, not just forum users. Do not give out personal details such as your address, phone number, email address etc, in a post or on your profile.

If you are planning to meet up with other forum members - for a Supper Club, Walking Club or reader event - contact each other via private message for personal communication. Private messages can only be viewed by the recipient, and are not displayed publicly.

We want the woman&home forums to be a friendly environment, so please treat each other with respect. Remember that comments can be misconstrued when written down as the tone of voice is not conveyed. It's best to read your post back before you submit it!

We hope you enjoy being a part of this wonderfully supportive community.

Do PM me if you have any queries.

Pippa
Web Editor
www.womanandhome.com[/quote[

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