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I don't understand why people are whining. Doesn't everyone know they can delete any comment posted to their page at anytime? Just click on the little x and delete anything you don't want posted on your page.

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Linda Marie

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Permalink Reply by Larry West on December 18, 2008 at 7:47pm: LOL... so true! It's truly amazing how people get bent all out of shape over this stuff. It's small stuff,and it's not worth sweating over.

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Permalink Reply by Linda Marie on December 18, 2008 at 7:51pm: We think in terms of solving problems not dwelling on them. I like that.

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Permalink Reply by Gus Akel on December 18, 2008 at 7:50pm: sometime we dont want to hurt others people feeling by deleting their comment.I did that before and that person got mad and didnt shut up I asked please forgive me I did delet it by mistake .please send it back to me.then she sent it back :) but some we have to delete stuped comment take all page .people who sent this comment has to expect deletation.and we dont care.I did that alots..!; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Linda Marie on December 18, 2008 at 7:59pm: I delete postings from people I love all the time. I think I have never deleted one of yours but can't be sure. But you know I will always love you even if I do. Sometimes it is just because a post takes up so much room and I want people to see what the people before them have been talking about. I am the biggest offender when it comes to pictures. I just like to send people happy pictures. I don't expect them to keep them on their page forever.

I remember when I was a little girl and I would draw pictures for my mom all the time and I found some of them in the trash once and was so hurt, she said to me but I keep the ones that show how much you have grown and that is what is important.

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Permalink Reply by Sadiq Baig on December 18, 2008 at 8:02pm: solving problems not dwelling on them!

Thank you Linda. Late General A.I Akram was the first to start normalization of relations between India and Pakistan, as founder-president Institute of Regional Studies, Islamabad. He wrote a long series of articles on 'in quest of peace' and he main thesis was:"no problem should stuck up, if we find a bolder in our way we must go over it or around it so that it cannot stop us.

problems, irritants etc, yeah we are not supposed to dwelling on them.

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Permalink Reply by Dominic Mogavero on December 18, 2008 at 9:19pm: Linda,
I completely agree, but then again, there are those who, no matter what you do, will find reason to complain. What bothers me the most is when people "stick in your face" their product or service. To me, this action alone warrants their post being deleted. Relationships, as I have written in a couple of my blogs, are built one at a time, and if the first contact one makes is a sales pitch, they have blown it.

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Permalink Reply by Kali Kunkle on December 18, 2008 at 10:26pm: Oh my goodness, Linda, in this context, the picture of that poor little sweetie is a riot.

So, what did I miss? Was someone upset that a posting was deleted? Or complaining about a posting they were sent (and didn't realize they could delete it?) Never mind; don't answer that.

I delete any postings that I do not need to refer to, without a second thought (and certainly with no ill intentions). And actually, the most important posts contain sites that I want to review, and those are better off saved in my Firefox Favorites anyway. If that's upsetting to anyone, I am sorry to hear it (sincerely), but I think as business owners, we have more important things to be focus on.

Life is too short and we're here to network with a purpose - I agree about not "swearing the small stuff."

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Permalink Reply by Kathie M. Thomas on December 19, 2008 at 5:27am: I think it's more about how much promotional stuff gets put onto pages in a short time after you join? Or perhaps I haven't yet seen what else others are whining about. Guess it happens in any network anywhere.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Hans Mertens on December 19, 2008 at 8:25am: I totally agree Linda Marie!

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Permalink Reply by Ben Torres on December 19, 2008 at 9:13am: I say live and let live, and don't stress the little things in life!!! If you don't like what someone posts on your page then I believe you have that right to delete it, and you should. There is no reason to cry about it. I agree with you Linda 100%

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Permalink Reply by Ruth Shultz on December 19, 2008 at 9:17am: I think you are 100% right Linda Marie. By the way, love the photo!; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Andrew Benson Greene on December 19, 2008 at 9:22am

Hello,
Oh yes, it is easy and convenient to delete to make more room and also keep track of new messages and postings.... on my part, if a posting has stayed around too long, and i like it, it will be copied and saved on a folder in my computer to keep a track of it and then, i will delete it from my inbox or messages.
peace,
Andrew

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