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Main Menu Home Not logged in - Login Register Now! Do you, a friend, or a family member have Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome? Are you looking for information, news articles and friendly support? Register your free account to get posting access to thousands of topics. This support forum is provided by the APS Foundation of America, Inc.   JOIN TODAY!	General Posting Tips  Moderated by: Tina, Staff, Heidi Topic closed New Topic Print Author Post Staff Greeter Joined:  Sunday September 11th, 2005 Location:    Posts:  554 Status:  Offline  Wednesday August 6th, 2008 06:52 pm Write in short paragraphs with a blank line between each paragraph. Large blocks of solid text are much harder to read on a monitor than in a book or magazine so white space (blank lines between paragraphs) is much more important to readability than it is in text printed on paper. Your posting will not be deleted for not adhering to this guideline, but may get less responses. Please don't write in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. It's very hard to read and is considered the online equivalent of shouting at people. Your post will be deleted if it is all in CAPS. If you are starting a new thread, try to give it a subject that accurately describes the discussion is about. If you have a question or need help, you will want to be as specific as you can in the limited number of characters allowed for the subject title so that people who have the info you are looking for will be likely to find your thread. Black is boring, but it is the easiest color for most forum members to read. If you use a different color, don't be surprised if you get complaints. ____________________ Please Email us at staff@apsfa.org if you have any questions or concerns.  Current time is 12:00 am APS Friends & Support Forum ~ Brought to you by the APS Foundation of America > Forum Information > Important Information > General Posting Tips Side Box theme provided by WoWBBLounge.com Powered by WowBB 1.7 - Copyright © 2003-2006 Aycan Gulez Page processed in 0.2111 seconds (8% database + 92% PHP). 19 queries executed.

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