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BumRushDaShow

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6. There is a grapic "arrow" button on an article page near the top of the article under the date/time stamp

Reply to h2ebits (Reply #4)

Tue May 20, 2025, 05:06 AM

May 20

When you click on that, you get a pop-up menu box that looks similar to this -

If you click on that "Copy Link" button, it will copy the link and hold in your browser cache and then you can paste it in a post however you want!

Hope that helps!!

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Off topic but. . . .how do you setup a gift (No paywall) on Washington Post articles? Thanks in advance. h2ebits May 19 #1

You can try the archives. Not exclusively for WP you can try any link. littlemissmartypants May 19 #2

I have a subscription and they allow 10 "free" gifted artcles (via link or email or social media) per month BumRushDaShow May 19 #3

I also have a subscription. How do you "gift" an article? h2ebits May 20 #4

There is a grapic "arrow" button on an article page near the top of the article under the date/time stamp BumRushDaShow May 20 #6

Yes, thanks a bunch! h2ebits May 20 #8

This state is so fucked up... AZ8theist May 20 #5

I am guessing that like here in PA (where we have a primary going on today that is mostly for judges) BumRushDaShow May 20 #7