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28-Oct-2007, 10:48
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28-Oct-2007, 11:36
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| Re: My thread If you click on the "My Posts" link in the left menu, you will be able to find it again. 
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28-Oct-2007, 15:53
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| Re: My thread why are my threads being moved?Will I get an answer for the question I asked in the previous thread?Is there any problem with my threads?Even this thread is moved. |
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28-Oct-2007, 15:56
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| Re: My thread We're moving them to the most appropriate forum/category. This, for example, is a support request and not a comment on our site's content - that's why it was moved.
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