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Hey, 327 guests, welcome. Why jot join the forum and make your visit more worthwhile?[reply]
Have you looked at threads that were here before you joined? The very first topics? Take a look and reply and start them up again. Good conversations were had. on and off topics.ELCBK
For Grandpafiddle – I did notice, quite a while ago. Then they reappeared, didn’t know they were gone again. I think reviews help.
It was weird. I don’t know why I thought about that, but in the backroom, I got to thinking when I was looking around. Then thought about it some more, and tested it out. Voila!
Yep. The topic title was the same as the forum room name. You cannot give a new topic title the same name as the forum room. I tried it elsewhere and the same thing happened.
Oooh. I had an idea as to why GP-Fiddler’s post did not work. I tetsed my theory. If it happens again, I will know why. 😁
For Grandpafiddle – I had to delete it. There was a symbol beside the bubble that looked like maybe you logged out before it posted all the way, maybe. So, it maybe got caught in lala land. I could be wrong.-
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