Originally Posted by rdgldy

welcome to the obsession!

Thanks rdgldy!

I know as a total newbie, the rilo suggestion would be most welcomed.

Originally Posted by rilokiley

Thanks, Jet! You rock! Can't believe no one has done this before! If I could make a suggestion... when newbies post such threads (sizing, authenticity, help me find, etc.), I think it would be best to point them to this thread and/or the appropriate thread and then report their thread so it gets closed instead of answering their questions. That way, I think they will better learn to post in the appropriate thread, because if we continue to answer their questions in newly created threads, it gives them no incentive to follow the rules. I hope this makes sense...

i tried doing that but there are others who still post responses after me...

Originally Posted by cts900

It is completely intimidating to be new....this thread was what I read before I even tried responding to anything or asking questions and I am extremely grateful for it being here! Thank you .

Originally Posted by rilokiley

Thanks, Jet! You rock! Can't believe no one has done this before! If I could make a suggestion... when newbies post such threads (sizing, authenticity, help me find, etc.), I think it would be best to point them to this thread and/or the appropriate thread and then report their thread so it gets closed instead of answering their questions. That way, I think they will better learn to post in the appropriate thread, because if we continue to answer their questions in newly created threads, it gives them no incentive to follow the rules. I hope this makes sense...

I'm guilty of writing responses to "newbies." When I was new, it was difficult navigating through the sizing threads, etc. I do, however, understand that it creates unnecessary threads. I just don't understand why there are exceptions to the "rule." One thread was closed because a poster asked about the gap in her new shoes, but another dragged on because the poster added pics. Why wasn't she referred to search through threads?

Originally Posted by needloub

I'm guilty of writing responses to "newbies." When I was new, it was difficult navigating through the sizing threads, etc. I do, however, understand that it creates unnecessary threads. I just don't understand why there are exceptions to the "rule." One thread was closed because a poster asked about the gap in her new shoes, but another dragged on because the poster added pics. Why wasn't she referred to search through threads?

I don't think it's a fact of being an exception to the rule. Mods can't be everywhere at once so if a member reports such threads they tend to be dealt with faster. Now that we have two mods in here the volume of unnecessary threads should slow down.

I am trying to find out the insole measurements on a nude patent Joli D'Orsay in a size 39.5. Where could I find this information? Thanks!

Originally Posted by olidivia

I am trying to find out the insole measurements on a nude patent Joli D'Orsay in a size 39.5. Where could I find this information? Thanks!

You might ask in the sizing thread. There is also an insole measurement thread, perhaps search "Insole" in the thread title.
Let us know if you have trouble finding it.

that's fine, good thinking

Thanks, this is fantastic!

LoubieLover21 Oh yay! You found this thread! I was posted a link to direct you here. The CL subforum can be quite daunting when you're new.
Let us know if we can help out at all.

And....

WELCOME!!!

you are awesome! Thanks!! is very helpful!

^^^

this is all very helpful, I'm new here to this forum, and I appreciate it.

Welcome Miss D.I.!

Miss D.I.!