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Old 10-30-2006, 02:16 PM #1
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I am very confused. It seems our group is fractured between two forums (two different websites). What is the difference between BT 2/ and the revamped original BT? Does posting messages on one website make them show up on the other? I am confused . . .
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This website has no affiliation with Braintalk. When Braintalk crashed, DocJohn created these forums for Braintalk members for a place to post. When Braintalk came back up, the name here was changed to NeuroTalk.

You can post here, but the posts do not show up at BrainTalk and likewise what you post at Braintalk does not show up here.

You are very welcome to post here. You will always have a home and support here.

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There IS no difference. This one was started, simply, because,
some people really needed a place to post, but, BrainTalk was down, so,
someone was nice, enough, to start this, other place for us, until, this
place came back. You can post on one or the other, or, both!
Up, to you.
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