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Daria B.
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unable to use @ in posting

Daria B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
Posted

The @ symbol has stopped working for me. This is recent and used to work. I used to type in the @ symbol and then the beginning letters of the person I wanted to tag.

I've also used the @? in existing posts to tag a person that responded in that post. That works sporadically.

I use Mac, Windows 7, and Surface Pro at any given time during the day.

Any ideas?

Thanks

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Dave Visaya
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Dave Visaya
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Hey @Federico Gutierrez for now, you can't @ mention someone you are not colleagues with unless they have commented previously on the post.

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