If you're still on the board send me the email addy you signed up with in p.m & I will send you an invite. Usually you can get on the site faster with a member invite.
Bumping this up for another pinterest question. How do you get pinterest to quit posting everything you do on FB? Very annoying. I uncheck the FB box, pin something and then go to FB and there it is on my wall anyway. grr.
When I told Jaymee I really don't want to be pinning if everything goes to FB and she told me when I signed in that there was a place that comes up at the bottom and it did say to unfollow on FB and Twitter. Mine if I recall was under were I put password. Try resigning into pinterest. (not a new invite but just signing in)
Go you your Printerest page.
You will see ADD+ ABOUT (and your sign on name)
Click the little gray arrow by your sign on name
Click on Settings
Page down to uncheck the check marks by Facebook and Twitter
Make sure to page to the bottom and click on Save
Well, I think I solved the issue. But, I never had it set to post to FB in the first place. I'm guessing it changes your settings if you sign in with FB instead of just sign in? Anyway, I log on from my netbook, my ipod and my kindle at different times and it is always asking me to re-log in even if I save my user and password. On my ipod it is very easy to click the wrong thing because the screen is so small. So, I guess it is possible that I did it on there without knowing it. But, it was posting to FB even when I would uncheck the post to FB button on my netbook (not ipod) and that is kind of annoying. If I say don't put it on my wall; they shouldn't put it on my wall. I went on FB and revoked their publishing privileges; so it shouldn't happen again. Thanks for the help and listening to my mini-rant.
It has to either be clicking the sign in with FB option or clicking onto pinterest through a friends FB post. It was changing my settings to post on FB when I had set it not to multiple times. I don't try go sign in with FB, but on the ipod sometimes buttons are small and close together.