A posted link is a pathway to a website that when someone clicks on it, they are taken to that website. People post links in online posts they make.
web address to a specific page on internet/hyperlink
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It is a Post Office Box. Instead of having something sent to an address of a place, you can organise a post office box through your post office and the post will be sent there. You can then collect it. It is a way of keep an actual address private.
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No, you can post links if you want to.
My best guess to what you are asking is that you are referring to Front Post and Back Post stitches. This would mean that you sitch around the stitch below the one that you are making. Either by bringing your hook in from the "front" (Front Post) or the "back" (Back Post). The added Links would be good to view to see what is meant by "Front Post" and Back Post.
You can put links in your answers or in the sources.
I'll post links
The word that links "girl," "book," and "post" is "reading," as all three activities typically involve reading.
I am pretty sure that you need to check howrse on doing that because you are not allowed to post any links that are not other than howrse.
You can post links on any site that supports HTML.
Nope but you can post links
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