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stackpole replied

22 July 2005, 22:29
Originally posted by xoggoth

Replace it by a hand relief forum.

Or a foot relief forum.
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xoggoth replied

22 July 2005, 18:30
Replace it by a hand relief forum.

Of course it has one virtue. Those of us who post uninteresting drivel that nobody ever responds to on here can post it there and be sure that our efforts will hang around on page one for ever.

Last edited by xoggoth; 22 July 2005, 18:34.
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wendigo100 started a topic Light Relief

22 July 2005, 07:51
Light Relief

What is the point of our Light Relief forum? Hardly anyone posts there. I just visited for the first time in ages, and there is nothing that hasn't been done in General (apart from stuff the moderator moved there from General - the kiss of death), and no new posts for ages.

The PCG had a forum called Test, where people could try out their HTML and stuff before posting in the "real" forums, and that was more popular than our Light Relief by a factor of about a thousand to one. Cojak (or whatever she was called then) was always in there.
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