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Quick Question

Posted Mar 31, 2011

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My_Dogs_WhiteOriginal Poster
Mar 31, 2011

I'm new here and I'd like to know how to delete a friend after a friends request is accepted?

Thanks.

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  • PV
    Paul Vogler
    Paul Vogler
    Mar 31, 2011

    Go to "edit friends" on your home page and click the little "x".

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    My_Dogs_WhiteOriginal Poster
    Mar 31, 2011

    Oh the little x! Thank you!

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    mr. bill
    mr. bill
    Mar 31, 2011

    Welcome aboard !!!! It does take a while to learn tricks and navigation around this awesome site. As ya have found folks are willing to help y'all along. Have fun and keep smiling.

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  • MY
    My_Dogs_WhiteOriginal Poster
    Mar 31, 2011

    Thanks for the welcome. We've received many friends
    requests. So far we've only approved a few. That isn’t because we don’t like
    the people that we’ve refused. We just don’t know them. We don’t know anyone
    and want to take it slow. We’ll get our feet wet rather than just jumping in
    head first.
    But so far I agree, the site seems awesome!

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  • FF
    FF32404
    FF32404
    Mar 31, 2011

    Welcome and you are doing it right!  The chat room is a great place to meet people from this site and get to know them.  Hope to see you there!
    Mike

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    My_Dogs_WhiteOriginal Poster
    Mar 31, 2011

    Ok, another question... Why isn't everyone certified. Why would I want to become friends with someone that hasn't taken the ten minutes required to actually prove they are who they say they are? Am I wrong? Are plenty of un-certified people actually who they say they are?

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  • ME
    Member
    Mar 31, 2011

    Welcome,
    You are quite correct in the question you ask. Indeed why are so many people not bothering to get certified? Maybe the site should tighten up on this and those not really interested in naturism would stay away.

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  • ME
    Member
    Mar 31, 2011

    Welcome,

    You are quite correct in the question you ask. Indeed why are so many people not bothering to get certified? Maybe the site should tighten up on this and those not really interested in naturism would stay away. Err when are you getting certified!

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  • HY
    hynerrun
    hynerrun
    Mar 31, 2011

    Welcome!
    I don't understand why more people are not certified - as you said, it takes all of 10 minutes. I guess some people have their reasons. Everyone accepts / rejects friend requests based on their own reasoning and none of us are more right or wrong than anyone else. I treat it like a nude beach, when I walk onto the beach everyone can see me and I can see them - until someone gives me a reason to avoid them, and they are also nude on the beach, I'll be friendly to everybody. If I'm approached sexually or otherwise made to feel uncomfortable, I won't accept their request. Take your time and enjoy yourself!

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  • FF
    FF32404
    FF32404
    Mar 31, 2011

    Honestly, I think the legitimate ones who don't certify, honestly think the pictures have to be posted on their profile and they think that since they don't know who sees them, they will be posted somewhere.  It really is a harmless process.  Beyond that, I don't know why people decide not to do it.  It certainly adds a tremendous amount to the credibility of the profile!

    Mike

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