you type the email address in the address bar and a subject in the subject bar.to create a new email you click the 'new' button.you type your message in the main body of the page.the subject line will be completed and will start with Re.the address will already be completed as you are replying to the email.Once an email is open you can reply to it by clicking on the 'reply' button. You open an email by clicking twice on it, for example, in the subject line. You can see who the email is from and the subject of it. You can tell that an email is new or unopened as it will appear in bold. the 'main body' of your email where you write your message.'Subject' - a 'subject bar' is the title of your message, where you write what your email is about.'Cc' - if you want to copy other people into the message.'To' - an 'address bar' where you put the email address.'.uk' shows that the email address is for someone in the United Kingdom.'host name' comes after the sign, similar to a postal address.after the is the name of the place where the person works or the provider of the person's email address.the stands for the word 'at' and means that they are connected to the .uk part of the address.username - james is the person's name or username.I don't believe there's a way to force Skype to get a new version of the URL, but the OpenGraph meta tags may help it see what you want it to see.An email address such as is made up of the following parts: You can also debug your OpenGraph tags to ensure it's picking them up, too. When that's done, you can ask Facebook to get the latest version (otherwise it will be a cached version) using their URL Linter: From what you've written, it looks like you will probably need to add OpenGraph meta tags to help sites see the page details clearly, for example: Once you've made sure of that, you can look at the page itself. I know it sounds dumb, but you should make sure that the page you expect is definitely there (and not being 302 redirected to, or in an iframe, or anything like that). First, be absolutely sure that you're sharing the right URL.
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