Always good to see people who have found our community a good place to visit.
However, you will note at the top of "Create new thread" is text in red. In that is a caveat re: posting one's email address.
There is an option to "email this member" in the user profile. This gives one the option to respond or not.
However, off topic (those not asking for technical help in those specific forums) conversations/discussions are held on the board for all to read. After a while, some members might find that they have something in common with another member, and may choose to "email this member" through the profile.
The anonymity of the Internet behooves us all to be cautious re: privacy issues.
For help in editing your profile, you can post your problem in Forum Feed back.
http://forums.cnet.com/5204-7598_102-0.html?forumID=51&tag=forum.fd
At the time you registered, you were to have read the terms of service/ forum policies.
http://forums.cnet.com/4520-6035-6656401.html?tag=dir.forum
As it now stands, we know nothing about you, and at this stage, you know nothing about our members. Getting acquainted is a process when it comes to this forum, so I advised that you spend more time here issuing an at large invitation to converse with you in private. You are welcome to join in the discussions here.
Hope you find this helpful.
Angeline
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Hi people.
I just joined CNET. 'tis nice here. Very nice.
I edited my profile but it didnt work 
*cries*
I have an instant messenger and its the same as my e-mail. I like talking to people so if you want to you can add me after sending me an e-mail. It should be in my profile. Its late and IDK if it worked. Oh well.
Night everyone. Hope to talk to you all sooooooonn! I give hugs too.
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