POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
http://flat6innovations.com/ims-bearing-failure/ Anyone else see this?
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YOUR RESEARCHText Block on FSI Site
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4 eligible posts · 0 unverified posts · 1 discussions match the subject in their title or opening post.
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POST 2Original post
It looks like you found a page that someone created from a template-builder but didn't actually get around to populating the text. I didn't look at all of the "common failure" pages but all of the ones I did look at had these blocks. It's a common thing in design to populate text as "greek" place holder text, just so one can get a feel for how much space is available for text / images. What's not normal is making those pages live before they're ready. Just a little oopise on the dev's part. I'm sure if you reached out to Jake he could have whoever manages his web page turn the pages off for now while they're being tested.
POST 3Original post
I am Groot. (AKA Textblock)
POST 4Original post
I actually removed all that information, and didn’t kill the links. I am removing all the failure data, just haven’t finished it yet.
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