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Omaha is on the map!
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I'm in.
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I spent six months in Lawton. After that, I wouldn't wish Oklahoma on anyone.Originally Posted by tiger02
It's a nice place to live, but I wouldn't want to visit there (Oklahoma, not specifically Lawton). You should see Norman, OK sometime. It's a little oasis and the nicest place I've ever lived. Seriously.
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Anyone know why we can't edit locations anymore? I wanted to change part of my description.Originally Posted by whodini
are you sure you're logged in properly? You've got to be logged in to edit - and the system logs you out automatically after a bit
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are you sure you're logged in properly? You've got to be logged in to edit - and the system logs you out automatically after a bitOriginally Posted by gdl203
Yup, I'm logged in. It seems like you're given an unknown time limit to make changes to your location and it's locked after that. I can easily change/delete new markers I add but still don't get options on my own locations.
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Yup, I'm logged in. It seems like you're given an unknown time limit to make changes to your location and it's locked after that. I can easily change/delete new markers I add but still don't get options on my own locations.Originally Posted by whodini
I seem to be able to edit everyone's marker (I'm GOD!
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Added. So little love for the Bay Area it seem.
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Just in case nobody noticed, I was in yesterday.
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