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    Send Private Message to a new member

    I don't see any links under his name or in his profile to PM a new member. I can send email though; but I don't want to do this as it would reveal my email address to him.

    What do I do? Is it possible to PM any new member (might have posted some posts but status is still "new member")?

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    Re: Send Private Message to a new member

    I think they need 10+ posts before PMs become enabled for them, which can be frustrating (Mods tend to need to contact people, especially newer members!).

    One alternative is to post a reply to a thread they posted in, but of course that loses the privacy.

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    Re: Send Private Message to a new member

    Actually you can but it's a workaround the mods probably don't want you doing (sending workaround to Martin now). Not sure they can actually view it until it's time, however.
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