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Repeated taps can create confusion when a request is slow.

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Repeated taps can create confusion when a request is slow. Published posts, like counts, and published comments are viewable by visitors. Creating posts, liking, and commenting require a signed-in account. Use real experiences and do not post private recipient information.

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Repeated taps can create confusion when a request is slow. This guide covers 3 practical actions, in the order they usually happen.

Do this first

Wait while an action shows it is saving..

Check the post or comments before trying again..

Then finish with

Retry only if the first attempt did not save..

Good to know

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