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Old 10-13-2006, 06:27 AM #1
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Default I have noticed--

--that, at least at the sub-boards I frequent (mainly Forum Feedback, Gluten Sensitivity, Peripheral Neuropathy, and Vitamins/Herbs/Supplements), there seems to be a lot more activity here over the last several days than at the original Braintalk. There was an initial burst of activity there when the boards went back up, but that has receded.

While many people are members and post at both places, I'm seeing an undercurrent of "wait and see" over there. (People are reluctant to post lots of database info until they are certain steps have been taken to keep it from being lost again--and many have been asking if the old info will ever be accessible.)

Anybody else notice this on other sub-boards?
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