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01-01-2004 12:08 AM

2004
See if the forum works in the new year.
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01-06-2004 1:01 AM 		Reply to: Message 13 by Minnemooseus
01-06-2004 1:00 AM

Re: Testing e-mail notification
Now let's see if Minnemooseus gets a notice.
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03-01-2004 2:30 PM 		Reply to: Message 25 by Azure Moon
03-01-2004 2:10 PM

Re: UBB test.. boring. Move along, please. TYVM
I have strong feelings that other that standard text colors and font sizes should be used very sparingly.
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I don't think the non-admin mode (minnemooseus) ever uses larger than the standard "2" text size.
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On those rare occasions that the admin-mode (Adminnemooseus) uses larger than the standard "2" text size, it means that I'm getting significantly pissed about something, and drastic admin actions might be coming if things don't get better.
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I have edited member messages, for excessive font size.
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