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Thu, Jul-24-03, 03:58

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how do you know which are new journals and those that have been going for a long time, been tring to read all the journals but its taking loads of time

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You can usually tell by how many posts have been made to it.

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Barb's right...

Normally when you see a journal, you'll either see the name of the journal and a #1 next to it.. or the #'s 1,2,3,4,5, etc. The more pages there are, the more activity and the longer they've been around. Journals are meant for your own personal activity (meals/workouts/etc). Things to help you keep track of your routine and get solid opinions from others on your progress.

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