Address Exchange

I was in it but i got out and now i can't find it to get back in!!!
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Ash

Go 'Home > Extras > The Dave's Garden Address Exchange.
Having "The Dave's Garden" preceding the actual title keeps me, too, from finding those items.

Ulrich
Thanks
Ash

Do you have to do something extra to be a member of the address exchange? I tried to go there and it said that I was not a member and therefore could not go to there.

JesseK

Jesse, all you have to do is put your own address in it, then you can view others.

Donna

Donna, I don't mean to sound stupid, but where do I go to add my address?

JesseK

Jesse, follow the links as Ulrich has provided. Note: You must be currently logged in with your DG nick.

Then, select the line that says "Click Here to Add Yourself to the List". You will then get a short form to fill out. Click on the "Submit" button at the bottom of the page when you are finished filling out the form, and you'll be set. :)

Donna, who is not SoCal but a lil further north... LOL

Thank you all for the help. I finally found it and have added myself to the address exchange.

JesseK

Editted to ask a question.

I noticed that my information, such as my birthday, is not correct. Where do I go to correct this?

This message was edited Jan 10, 2005 2:33 AM

If you go to the main page of the DG Address Exchange at http://davesgarden.com/address_exchange/ and are logged in, you should see a link which says "Click here to edit your listing." Hope that helps. :)

Thanks a lot gardenwife. I found it and have now updated my information. :)

What is the Address Exchange for?

It was begun a couple years ago when several DG members expressed a desire for an address book of sorts for those who traded a lot and enjoyed giving/getting cards in the mail. Only people who were listed on the exchange were sent the list. At first it was done off-site by Flowox, then I maintained it when she was without internet access for a time, then she briefly resumed its maintenance before letting Dave handle it on-site. His method is nicest of all, because it really does ensure only particpants may gain access to the member info and members can easily update their own records.