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		By: Debby		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Debby]]></dc:creator>
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					<description><![CDATA[First time to your site and looking forward to exploring it further. However, please do us all a favor and include a &quot;Jump to Recipe&quot; button just above where your text begins. Thankfully, many authors do this. While I usually do go read the entire pin eventually I often need to check the ingredient list before heading out the door. Being able to check that quickly is extremely helpful versus having to do all that scrolling. Not only does that take time but with arthritis in my hands, especially my thumbs, it is painful. And when doing it in a hurry those quick repetitive movements are something I want to avoid. Scrolling through this post I found you are a prolific writer. I suspect your other pins will be the same. Since so many other sites have that &quot;Jump to Recipe&quot; button it must not be difficult to install. I suspect the reason you have chosen not to install it is because you are using it&#039;s exclusion as a method to manipulate us to scroll the post hoping something will catch our eye or we may jump to see a suggested recipe.  I suspect this is because each o
Additional click we make does something good for your site. I&#039;m pretty sure I want to see more of what you have to offer IF I COME BACK knowing I&#039;ll be required to scroll to the recipe knowing there is an easier and, forme, less painful way to get there.  While I recognize there is a strategy being used here I don&#039;t like being manipulated. And, unfortunately for us both, I can be stubborn. I&#039;m still going to check things out a little but your consideration and inclusion of the &quot;Jump to Recipe&quot; button would be appreciated. Thank you. And thanks for sharing your recipes.]]></description>
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First time to your site and looking forward to exploring it further. However, please do us all a favor and include a &#8220;Jump to Recipe&#8221; button just above where your text begins. Thankfully, many authors do this. While I usually do go read the entire pin eventually I often need to check the ingredient list before heading out the door. Being able to check that quickly is extremely helpful versus having to do all that scrolling. Not only does that take time but with arthritis in my hands, especially my thumbs, it is painful. And when doing it in a hurry those quick repetitive movements are something I want to avoid. Scrolling through this post I found you are a prolific writer. I suspect your other pins will be the same. Since so many other sites have that &#8220;Jump to Recipe&#8221; button it must not be difficult to install. I suspect the reason you have chosen not to install it is because you are using it&#8217;s exclusion as a method to manipulate us to scroll the post hoping something will catch our eye or we may jump to see a suggested recipe.  I suspect this is because each o<br />
Additional click we make does something good for your site. I&#8217;m pretty sure I want to see more of what you have to offer IF I COME BACK knowing I&#8217;ll be required to scroll to the recipe knowing there is an easier and, forme, less painful way to get there.  While I recognize there is a strategy being used here I don&#8217;t like being manipulated. And, unfortunately for us both, I can be stubborn. I&#8217;m still going to check things out a little but your consideration and inclusion of the &#8220;Jump to Recipe&#8221; button would be appreciated. Thank you. And thanks for sharing your recipes.</p>
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