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Using Gransnet - crossings out

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Marydoll Sun 09-Feb-25 00:36:12

I have tried to find an example of something I wrote.
This was on the Granny Escort thread.

However, I was once popositioned by an older gentleman, in an expensive fur coat and wearing a cossack like fur hat, on a Berlin underground station platform. He was obviously very wealthy.

The strike through comment was made as an aside. It doesn't make sense written out of context, Crossstichnan. 🤣

Crossstitchfan Sun 09-Feb-25 00:32:53

Oops! Forget that! I have just seen the bit at the bottom that explains about the crossings out. It was extra kind of you to help when the info was under my nose all the time. I hadn’t bothered reading it before.

Crossstitchfan Sun 09-Feb-25 00:27:48

I still can’t quite see why you would need to do that though. If you don’t like what you have written, why not just delete it? I am getting confused!
Thank you anyway and I’m sorry if I’m being thick!
How do people find these gems of info out? I have been on here for ages and didn’t know that.

Marydoll Sun 09-Feb-25 00:27:25

You haven't left a space between the -- and the word that, CrazyH. You need to pay more attention. 🤣

crazyH Sun 09-Feb-25 00:25:24

Oops - didn’t work 😫

crazyH Sun 09-Feb-25 00:24:43

I didn’t —know—that Marydoll - just trying it out😂

Marydoll Sun 09-Feb-25 00:21:41

I use it, when I am writing a tongue in cheek comment. If you type, -- with no spaces at the beginning and end of a word, it will strike through the word.

-- strike through --
strike through no spaces.

Crossstitchfan Sun 09-Feb-25 00:17:08

Can anyone tell me why some people’s posts are partly crossed through? There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason to it and it is puzzling me. Does Gransnet do it? I can’t see it being the poster as, surely, they could just delete the bit that shouldn’t be there.
I’d love to know!