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From the Home page, you can use Palinterest to post articles, news updates, photos, videos, music, etc. You can share these with external online communities such as Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, LinkedIn, etc. You can search for Members and follow them. From your Profile page, you can update your profile information, post status updates, upload photos, videos, music, etc. You can send and receive private messages from your followers. You can set privacy control. You can keep tab of all your postings, edit them, or even delete them. Just about whatever you wish to do

Can I invite other people to join Palinterest?

Of course yes. We would be more than happy to see you inviting others to join this public community.

Can I create more than one user account?

No, you are only allowed to create a user account.

Does it come with a pretty easy to use User Profile?

Yes. Palinterest has a beautiful GUI which is simple to use.

How long does it take to review a submitted post?

We will endeavour to review any Free Post Submission post within 48 hours. It may take considerable longer than this if there are lots of pending posts and considering our available resources.

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5 Common Myths and Misconceptions About Dental Crowns
From a medical standpoint, dental crowns are fixed prosthetic restorations, which are designed to restore a damaged tooth to its original size and shape. Normally, they are permanently cemented on […] More
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