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Old 09-06-2014, 01:03 PM #1
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My mood in general?
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Go to where you sign in and then it says welcome (your username). Then click on My Mood.
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It is in the upper right corner of the page -

Where is says -

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My Mood

In the past users using the Chrome browser had some issues with the mood option...
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It doesn't work, I've tried.
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It is in the upper right corner of the page -

Where is says -

Welcome Wiix
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My Mood

In the past users using the Chrome browser had some issues with the mood option...
Thanks Jo*mar. I figured someone else could explain it better than I could. I should have just let it go. But thanks anyway.
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It doesn't work, I've tried.
What happens ? Anything at all?

Does it stay blank?
If so wait a bit, sometimes it loads very slow & sometimes you have to hover over the white area and then each one will show.

What browser do you use?

You can also do a site search for mood, or change mood, there are also posts about it on the Community & Forum Feedback section -
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum3.html
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If you have unread PMs, VMs or friend requests that you have not responded to, you will not be able to change your mood
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What happens ? Anything at all?

Does it stay blank?
If so wait a bit, sometimes it loads very slow & sometimes you have to hover over the white area and then each one will show.

What browser do you use?

You can also do a site search for mood, or change mood, there are also posts about it on the Community & Forum Feedback section -
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum3.html
IE. Still nothing. Do you think I should change browsers?
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What happens ? Anything at all?

Does it stay blank?
If so wait a bit, sometimes it loads very slow & sometimes you have to hover over the white area and then each one will show.

What browser do you use?

You can also do a site search for mood, or change mood, there are also posts about it on the Community & Forum Feedback section -
http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum3.html
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If you have unread PMs, VMs or friend requests that you have not responded to, you will not be able to change your mood
No, nothing.
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