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[friendociate]

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[Joshua Farrell]

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@friendociate, Stop replying to stuff that is 2 years old, just to point out the fact that the content is no longer there. It is not needed.

[friendociate]

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@friendociate, Stop replying to stuff that is 2 years old, just to point out the fact that the content is no longer there. It is not needed.

It's displayed as if it IS there; I don't know, maybe the OP-writer has that site at another link & they want to correct the link here but don't know that the link's broken.

[Joshua Farrell]

It's displayed as if it IS there; I don't know, maybe the OP-writer has that site at another link & they want to correct the link here but don't know that the link's broken.

The error you posted, tells you quite directly, that the content is not there. You quoted the error. What does it state? "The Requested Page could not be found."

[friendociate]

It's displayed as if it IS there; I don't know, maybe the OP-writer has that site at another link & they want to correct the link here but don't know that the link's broken.

The error you posted, tells you quite directly, that the content is not there. You quoted the error. What does it state? "The Requested Page could not be found."

We don't all have the ability to see that a link is broken like that before we waste the energy following the link. (I know it's not a lot of energy for me; but it's a lot for some).

If I had not posted anything, would you or any others who came to this page 'the same way I did' (clicking the 'view unanswered posts' link & going to the last blue one (about four pages in)) have known that the link (which is STILL displayed in the OP) is broken?

[Joshua Farrell]

It's displayed as if it IS there; I don't know, maybe the OP-writer has that site at another link & they want to correct the link here but don't know that the link's broken.

The error you posted, tells you quite directly, that the content is not there. You quoted the error. What does it state? "The Requested Page could not be found."

We don't all have the ability to see that a link is broken like that before we waste the energy following the link. (I know it's not a lot of energy for me; but it's a lot for some).

If I had not posted anything, would you or any others who came to this page 'the same way I did' (clicking the 'view unanswered posts' link & going to the last blue one (about four pages in)) have known that the link (which is STILL displayed in the OP) is broken?

Would I have made a quite literal pointless post, by purposely bumping up a post from several years in the past, to the current, when it is obvious that no one is currently discussing it? It is against forum rules and common sense, to bump something that you have no reason to contribute to, just to point out the fact that a url is dead.

If you are going to point out a url is dead, REPORT IT. DON'T RESPOND BY POINTING IT AND NOT SAYING ANYTHING BUT POINTING OUT THE ERROR.

There should be NO REASON to respond to a dead thread, when there is nothing to discuss. You should have reported it. Anything else you do, does NOT help providing a discussion on an advertisement topic, other than the soul purpose to purposely bring something up to the front that should have not been brought up to the front in the first place.