That's what happens when you do just that.
My advise to you: stick with Tapuz and whatsup.
BTW: I may not be able to reply in the following days - I'm in milueem.
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wow.
But look on the bright side - you got a polite replay calling you "Hamoody" :)
oh MAN, that is SO lame :-(
I would not say Tapuz, but this is sooo unprofessional. the whole point of the old messages is that they are searchable, and they are not even keeping them in read-only form online! how silly is that?
(oh great, blogger.com's OpenID still doesn't work, and hitting "back" leaves you still without your comment. lucky I remembered to copy it before I hit "send". talk about badly maintained public services... have you considered Wordpress?)!trunK
Yes Ira, of course you should not use Tapuz, they are lame. Real mean use nana10, since they are web2.0 friendly ;-)
Now, is it me, or that site (ubuntu-il.com) just keeps changing themes and systems every 3-5 months? Each time I learn something new about that site I find myself happier I am not doing anything with them, as they seem extreamly unprofessional.
The site still looks like a mish-mash of borrowed technologies, and the idea that information is not really backed up, means that the site cannot be trusted with my information.
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