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The move

Discussion in 'Foot Health Forum Notices' started by Admin, Jun 24, 2008.

  1. Admin

    Admin Administrator Staff Member


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    The move has been successful. We still got some things to tidy up. But already traffic has increased and the number of questions being asked have increased. And most importantly there has been NO spam. We are expecting some, but with the software used, it much easier to control.

    Thanks all for the support.
     
    Admin, Jun 24, 2008
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  2. BigPain

    BigPain New Member

    What move? Whatever happened to the old site called foot.com? It used to be interesting and informative, then it changed and is no longer interesting. Does anyone know?
     
    BigPain, Aug 5, 2011
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  3. Admin

    Admin Administrator Staff Member

    foot.com - no idea; nothing to do with us
     
    Admin, Mar 19, 2016
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