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Old 04-22-2008, 08:00 PM #1
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Hey, does anyone know if we can access the old forums I thought that I would like to lookl at my postings and lat the road I've traveled..thanks.
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Hi Jim

A while back some members found old cached BT posts from before the crash of '06, but I think those cached pages are mostly gone now.
The original database does not seem to have been restored on BT yet either.
I think the only old posts still around are ones that people had copied


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Cherie is right, Jim. Our posts that were archived in google's cache are gone now. I had 1,000 posts on google from Braintalk. The caches have been purged. Braintalk is still around though. Just google for the URL.
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Your seach engine "braintalk parkinson's"
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