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pollyanna1052
Community member Posts: 2,032 Disability Gamechanger
Looking at the symbols on my profile page and wondering what the purple circle with @ in it means? Is it a naughty cos I named a hospital and it was deleted?
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Yes it's singled you out as being a bad influence on us all!It just means that you've used the @ symbol in front of someone's name to include them in a conversation.....@pollyanna1052
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Is it in your badges section @pollyanna1052?Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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yehAmi2301 said:Is it in your badges section @pollyanna1052? -
Hello @pollyanna1052 @ means you mentioned some one in a post.
Hope that helps.
Please may I suggest when you look on the Welcomes and Introductions page there is a guide. Our Community rules.
Worth having a look. Just an idea.
Please if you wish to know anything about the forum. Please get in touch happy to help anytime.
Please take care.
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