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NOTE: You must have entered, and confirm your e-mail address before you can do this; this can be done in your preferences. The user you are sending an e-mail must also do this too. | NOTE: You must have entered, and confirm your e-mail address before you can do this; this can be done in your preferences. The user you are sending an e-mail must also do this too. | ||
: 1.Go to [[Special:EmailUser]]. | |||
: 2.Type in the username of whom you want to send your message to. | |||
[[File:email1.png|borderless|What step 2 looks like.]] | [[File:email1.png|borderless|500px|What step 2 looks like.]] | ||
: 3.Enter your message then send. | |||
[[File:email2.png|borderless|What step 3 looks like.]] | [[File:email2.png|borderless|500px|What step 3 looks like.]] | ||
: 4.The recipient will then get the message in his or her inbox. The message, however, may appear in the spam folder though. | |||
: 5.The message can be viewed and replied to, however, replying to the e-mail itself will reveal your email address to the recipient (which is noted in the message). | |||
[[File:email3.png|borderless|An example message. Note the bottom paragraph.]] | [[File:email3.png|borderless|500px|An example message. Note the bottom paragraph.]] | ||
Revision as of 02:28, 8 December 2019
This guide explains how to e-mail another user on the Screamer Wiki. This is especially helpful if you are trying to get to a user who is inactive.
NOTE: You must have entered, and confirm your e-mail address before you can do this; this can be done in your preferences. The user you are sending an e-mail must also do this too.
- 1.Go to Special:EmailUser.
- 2.Type in the username of whom you want to send your message to.
- 3.Enter your message then send.
- 4.The recipient will then get the message in his or her inbox. The message, however, may appear in the spam folder though.
- 5.The message can be viewed and replied to, however, replying to the e-mail itself will reveal your email address to the recipient (which is noted in the message).
