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Started by Tom T, November 13, 2010, 02:43:29 PM

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Tom T

Did we lose the members only section or is my system on the fritz agin?Its been gone for some time now.  Tom T

Ronmar

Have you done a system cleanup and erased your cookies for this site?  You could try scrolling up to the top of the main page and logging out and back in again...
Ron
"It ain't broke till I Can't make parts for it"

Tom T

I did  and no help Tom T

AdeV

Did we ever have a "members section"? I personally don't recall one; but, then, I wasn't here right from the beginning...

I'm pretty sure the Lister Engine forum had one though...?
Cheers!
Ade.
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Lister CS 6/1 with ST5
Lister JP4 looking for a purpose...
Looking for a Changfa in my life...

Tom T

Yes it is called the Octogon any one else lose it? Tom T

AdeV

Aaaahhhh right, the Octagon...

I'm afraid it bit the dust due to excessive argumentitiveness, bad feelings, and general aggravation. At least, that's how I remember it...
Cheers!
Ade.
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Lister CS 6/1 with ST5
Lister JP4 looking for a purpose...
Looking for a Changfa in my life...

Henry W

I feel it did not suit this forum anyway. Personly I am glad to see it vanish.

Henry

lowspeedlife

Yes, we can't have the elites feeling uncomfortable now can we?

   scott r.
Old Iron For A New Age

M61hops

I lost the octogon and maybe a few other features at least 6 months ago!  Several people were talking like it was still here but I could not find it?  I was disappointed to think that it would be removed on purpose, but that would fit the USA attitude today.  I'm sure that someday historians will look back and wonder how the USA collasped and why no one seemed to care!                         Leland

LowGear

Give me a break! 

I loved screwing with people on / in the Octagon but to think this decision is reflective of the US is almost as ridicules as a full body scan of flight crews on a daily, weekly or what ever basis.  Some folks just couldn't take the heat and threatened to leave the kitchen.  While I think it's pitiful I also understand the logic of the decision.  There are lots of places to spare with half wits.  There are not a lot of places to get practical real world experiential advice about private power systems served under a heavy theoretical syrup.

Let me again quote the master:  "Good Grief."

Casey