Ok, Sorry...off my soap box and had somewhat of a good nites sleep and for future reference to forum lingo, please refer to this forum topic...

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Thanks and again..So Sorry for any hurt feelings over the previous post.

Linda in SD[/url]

LisaP8 wrote:
That's kewl, thanks, now I understand and so if U want something "bumped up" then ...post a question or comment pertaining to the subject that is legit or PLEEEEASE let it be. I'm tired of waisting my time going to topics that have nothing new to offer but someones curiosity to see it come back for nothing more to do than waiste my time. Sorry if this sounds awful and blundt, but it is getting to be a regular thing and is wearing on my patience when I am trying to get the forum read in the most efficient/less time possible.

No longer confused in SD..just a bit ticked off

It just means that the topic hasn't had a reply in a while and has therefore fallen to the bottom of the topic list. If someone wants to bring it back to the top, they need to post something. Common postings are "bump" or "to the top". Keeps it in view and active.

Lisa

LadyRags wrote:
This may seem like a DUMB question, but as I keep seeing it posted in all kinds of different forum topics that relate nothing to each other...

what the heck does "bump up" mean?

and what does it have to do with forum posting? Thought I was coming in to read a real comment or question but found I wasted my time.

Confused in SD

bump up

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