you do it from an already existing post.
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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Yes, though I didn't conceive of it as a support question - I will post there, thanks.
It breaks rules 1 and 3. And this kind of question is literally in the example they provide:
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I understand, hence my prior reply. Thank you for making it additionally clear.
In the web UI, there's a "crosspost" icon under the post header, right between the one for "save" and the one for "view source".