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Carp Angler

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You've moved all the titles about,
all posts, when opened give auto opened reply boxes
and who are these Coarse Fisherman people?

Rik
(slightly wary, when things change)
 
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Paul Williams

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I never clicked to reply either!!!! come on G whats goig on!!! :>)
 
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GrahamM

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We reckon it's better for you! Give it a day or two and then see what you think.

The Coarse Fisherman 'thing' is that the magazine are our off-line partners. We give CF an on-line presence and they give us an off-line presence, which includes our forum and their letter's pages.

But more about this after the NEC when I've got more time to tell you all about it.

In the meantime - enjoy!
 
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Stewart Bloor

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I don't mind the new set up. Even though the prompt comes up to reply, you don't have to send a mail, it just saves time if you do want to.
 
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Malcolm Bason

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Being a typical Libran, I don't like change - well balanced you see!

But on this occasion, I like it!

I feel the reply box automatically opening up at the bottom of the thread encourages otherwise shy individuals such as myself to reply!
 
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DAVE COOPER

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Shy? Pull the other peg-leg.

Being a Sagitarian I don't give a damn, but I like it too.

Coop
 
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Carp Angler

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My reply is based around having to fix other peoples (poor) implementations.
Some work, most don't.
Those that work have usually been tested to destruction in a test environment first.
Most developers just implement on the fly, and then bugger off home.

Poor gits like myself have to sweep up the pieces.

In my situation, stability is good.........
 
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andrew jackson

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Wow Malcolm.
I did not know you were a librarian. Got any good fishing books in?
 
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Malcolm Bason

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"My reply is based around having to fix other peoples (poor) implementations.
Some work, most don't.
Those that work have usually been tested to destruction in a test environment first.
Most developers just implement on the fly, and then bugger off home.

Poor gits like myself have to sweep up the pieces.

In my situation, stability is good........."

I'M NOT INTELLIGENT ENUFF TO UNDERSTAND THAT ONE!

AJ - No and erm NO!
 
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mark tullett

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I reckon it's had the desired effect, I'm posting more to the forum.....!
 
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Ron Clay

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No but I've done a bit of University lecturing and technical presentations in my life. Why do you ask?
 
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Carp Angler

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I believe Dave thinks your previous comment sounded like something from a school report.

"Good improvement Smith, keep it up"
 
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Dave Johnson

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On the ball for an early start there Carpy!!!!!

Yes Ron-bit of fun-2 house points Giles-good effort.....

see you Sat at the NEC Ron
 
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