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Replies and @mentions: How do I know who is replying to whom? Jul 12, 2023 | By Colleen Young, Connect Director (@colleenyoung)
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@lilypaws

Thank you @colleenyoung Thank you all the information. I'm gong to save it, because my mind can't remember all of it, but I wrote down how to do a private message. There's so many that don't put the @ to the person they are messaging too. I tell them sometimes. Is there a way to let every one know? Remember I think I can help you on the Mayo ? Can't think of what it is called. Jeanie

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Colleen Young, Connect Director | @colleenyoung | Aug 2, 2020

Thanks @lilypaws for your public comment on this blog post. When you @mention my username, it is still a public post for the benefit of everyone in the group discussion. Putting a person's @username is an option, not a obligation. It can help to distinguish who a person is addressing, but sometimes people are writing to everyone. Does that make sense?

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