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I like the old one better.eom

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YOUR RESEARCHI like the old one better.eom

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Replace always hurt

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Why does change always hurt?

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Why does change always hurt?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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POST 2Original post

We will get used to it after a few days. Progress sometimes takes that you know.

POST 3Original post

It's similar to many other up-to-date boards. You'll appreciate the new features once you get over the initial learning curve. Why does change always hurt? [ 30-05-2001: Message edited by: Ofer ]

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I definitely see one major disadvantge of the new format... unless I'm overlooking some hidden feature of the new setup. In the responses to many posts, the subject or discussion occasionally tends to drift away a tad from the the main topic. This means that unless you select EVERY post and scroll through ALL the resonses, you sometimes miss some interesting info. You really have no clue that there is any additional subject matter being discussed in the responses such as you quickly could determine with the old format.

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