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Good Morning ShimmeringUnicorn
Secondly why don't my mentions of people ( @ and username ) stylee appear to work?
It's working for me - although I am aware sometimes it isn't showing, in which case refresh the page and it should.
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Hi Julie 
I gave it a whirl with your username but loads of numbers came up too and I got confused 
I'm hopeless enough with tech so I'll give it a pass, Miss. Obviously not your best student xxx
Sorry Got myself more confused so will definitely give it up as a bad job.
I'm expecting a E- in the margin and See me - in red. 
️ xxx
