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Web forum hosting / Re: NEW BABY christening thread
« on: January 15, 2008, 12:13:24 PM »
Quote from: "Ursus"
Well... editing activity now shows up even when you were the last post, and you just went it 'cause you forgot to add something...

Yeah... and it shows up for moderators too.  so Whooter can't be doing his "somebody modified my post... I didn't write that" shtick...  There is a 90 second grace period, afaik, but that can be changed.

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Web forum hosting / Re: NEW BABY christening thread
« on: January 15, 2008, 12:10:20 PM »
Quote from: "Ursus"
There is now apparently a size limit for posts? I got the following error message when previewing a post for Diamond Ranch Academy. The post in question is their Accreditation Report of 2005.

The message exceeds the maximum allowed length (20000 characters).

I'm not sure that chopping up the accreditation report into smaller bits is a good idea.

It's fixed now.

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Web forum hosting / Re: NEW BABY christening thread
« on: January 15, 2008, 12:06:18 PM »
Quote from: "TSW"
why can't I post when signed in?

The custom usergroups used to assign you your clever label after your name, when trasnsferred from phpbb, set your permissions to zilch.  It's reset now.

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The Troubled Teen Industry / New Videos!
« on: November 12, 2007, 11:59:30 AM »
I had some trouble viewing these videos when they were fresh, so here are copies fresh from Anonanon Video Vault.
GAO Hearing

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Thayer Learning Center / FBI investingating the death of Roberto Reyes.
« on: November 12, 2007, 06:41:30 AM »
Quote from: ""001010""
Hey you guys. Please register with the news tribune's forum and voice your opinions!

Journalists read them and sometimes contact you.

Thanks!


Yes! Also look up contact info for the individual journalists who write on the topic, keep it in your address book w/ notes or comments to remind you what story they covered n such. Write to them directly, briefely (200 words or less is a good rule of thumb) and let them know your thoughts on their writing and that you'll make yourself available in case they need a statement or interview out of you in future (if that be the case, of course.) Always be polite! Never get into a pissing match with somebody who buys ink by the barrel!

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The Troubled Teen Industry / Fornits Cloting Line
« on: November 04, 2007, 01:19:47 AM »
Ya know, I started out this head trip investigating industrial hemp. I'd seen something in an issue of High Times probably back in.... `90 or so? Man, back then, I was still so innocent/shell-shocked I actually got very paranoid just purchasing a copy from the local convenience store. When I read about industrial hemp I thought what most mainstream and/or programmed people thought; 'Yeah, right!'

So, a couple of years later, I was trying to get involved in something meaningful, interesting, challenging and totally unrelated to the Program. Plus I was trying to break into website hosting with no money or other resources but a $600 2nd hand computer, which it took us some months to pay off. I picked industrial hemp as a topic. I figured this was the furthest thing from Program culture. Back then, I just assumed that most Program people were like my family, hooked on the kool aid for life. and I honestly was piqued. I wanted to know if it was for real or not.

Having done enough research to satisfy my own sense of reason, I concluded that industrial hemp is more legit than 99 99/100th% of what passes for environmental and socioeconomic science today. It also led to a broader interest in drug policy in general, which led me very quickly back to Drug Free America Foundation, the Semblers and, eventually, to the booming Troubled Parent Industry.

As de dawg chases his tail, here I sit makin argument with the tar baby.

I'm not entirely sure that the Fornits readership will buy hemp products. Untill a whole lot of farmers wake the fuck up and just start looking out for themselves, mom, apple pie and the American Way that they love to shake their fists and scream about and start growing the shit enmass, it's just too expensive and too marginalizing a product for general consumption. But I'm getting about sick and damned tired of those sanctamonious pussy boys anyway.

Where can I find a company that will partner w/ fornits the way zazzle or amazon does so I can give it a try?

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