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Steve Yoo
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Steve Yoo
  • Contractor
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since I'm new to BP. I don't know how to mention to someone. I see people mention to me. Please advise....

Thank you 

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Steve Babiak
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Steve Babiak
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I see lots of users here have trouble with doing the mention for @J Scott and 

@Account Closed ; when they have participated in the thread, the @? method does the job. But if they haven't participated and they are a colleague of yours, you need to get the three characters correct. I will enclose in quotes the three characters you need, so you would type these without the quotes following the @;  "J S" and "K. " respectively; note that there is a sneaky space there for both of them, and K even has punctuation :)

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