posts?????

[tingybat]

here do i go to make a post? i am new to webkinz insider so somebody help me!!???

[dotdotduck]

This ^^^ that you just posted is a post...

I know, it does seem a bit confuzing at first, but you'll get the hang of it soon

[kayembee]

Originally Posted by tingybat

here do i go to make a post? i am new to webkinz insider so somebody help me!!???

As dotdotduck posted above - you have now created a thread If you would like to comment on somone else's thread you can scroll to the bottom of the thread page and post in the area that says Quick Reply.

Also, if you'd like to quote someone's post so that they know you are 'talking' to them (as I did with yours) hit the quote button in their post and it will automatically bring up a window for you to post a reply in. Then you just simply click on submit reply

[cocoharry]

The ladies appear to have answered your question - kayembee gave a very helpful solution, so hopefully you will get the hang of it, and we will see you posting soon! If you're wondering about what sections to post in when you are viewing the main forum page, scroll around and see what sections you think you would be helpful in. When I first began, I tried to help out in the somebody help section, because it helped me the most. Another good place to start is the general discussion or the look what I got section, because you usually can contribute a lot to those and make some great friends.

Some of the sections are broken down into smaller ones, so if you're not sure where to post, take a look at what is around in that section before you make a thread. If you're in the wrong area, the moderators are really fabulous and will let you know if they have moved it to an area which is more appropriate, and where more people can help you out. If you're just posting on a thread another member has made, go for it! Everyone here is really nice and will love to get to know someone new

[TheLovelyLife]

You can post one at the bottom of the page (Quick Reply) or click the button Go Advanced to get a more sereal setting.
Anyway, you made a thread, a type of post. It's a bit confusing, but If you ask around, look at the FAQ, you'll soon get the hang of it.