So, I decided it would be nice to have a hard copy of some of my poems, so I emailed them to myself and printed them off, but as I opened them up, it told me ALL the little details about my work...it was pretty cool to see not only how many people liked and commented on my work, but how many people had actually looked at it. One of my Opusses got 351 views and only 50 odd likes! Not that I mind at all but it was pretty interesting to see.
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@minxyMolly haha thanks...and all I did was tap on one of my Opusses and next to the repost sign there's another one with twitter, Facebook and email and so I just tapped the email one et voila! ๐๐
@oushie12 awesome, but how do you know how many people have looked at it, very curious now ๐๐ lol x
@minxyMolly well when you open the email there's a hyperlink that take you to this Opuss thing that lets you read it and on the side there's an eye ๐ that will show you how many people have seen it and a โค for how many liked it and a speech bubble for how many commented
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