How about posting to your thread requesting that folks reply to the other thread that was already started and then include the link to it?...like below... Are you familiar with using the Optional Link URL box to make a clickable link? I know several don't use it. Would you like for me to reply to your post pointing to the original one? Sue Here is a link that might be useful: I'll share my recipes, if you'll share yours -May 8

I think Joyce is correct. I've been around since 2004, myself, and seen a lot come and go. I actually was a mod for Women.com, which morphed into iVillage (hate 'em) and gave it up to just be "normal." There is a lot of subjective screening that goes on, but on this board things are usually so innocuous... I posted something recently I wanted to reference and Could. Not. Find. It. for the life of me. No searches, no reading back 6 pages, no Conversations, nothing. The nice thing is that if you mention you're looking for yourself something, usually someone is able to post a link for you. For example, May_flowers, where....? iVillage drew the line at deleting posts endorsing non-advertisers, but we'll see about Houzz. Their user base is so huge, I can't see them having the manpower or idiocy to restrict opinion.

I almost always delete the threads I post in the test forum. Maybe it's different, but I just posted a thread, added a comment, and then deleted as usual. Anyone want to add a comment within an hour, so that I can try to delete the thread? TIA Thread in test forum Nevermind ... I deleted it with a minute to spare. I'd still like to know if a thread can be deleted within an hour, if someone else comments on it.

I don't want to hijack Bluefrogs thread so I will just show the canvas that I had the grandma's recipe printed on and hung in my Italian themed kitchen to honor my mom and her family. Also I will say that when I don't like a recipe on the Cooking Forum, I keep it to myself unless someone is asking for input. I love the folks on the CF. Thank you for your supportive comments.