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I didn't realise that they were. :unsure:

By the way, I have now downloaded the blocker which you displayed. Thanks! ;)

It is a good program. I wonder why it was NOT made known that this tracking had been allowed

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I don't know about Facebook. My question is: where have you been all this time? We haven't seen you around here for years (or months?).

I got fed up with the excessive censorship stifling debate on non technical threads. The most ludicrous instance was when an American contributor, ( I think it was Bludgard), was ordered to watch his language when he used the term 'Dicks' to describe American cops, a term which is in common use both in the states and to a lesser extent in the UK. Another thing was constant personal sniping by someone who well knows who he is. I like a good argument, but have never got personally involved in slanging other people off.

It is w(rong) to snipe at other people. We all have our own point of view.

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It is w(rong) to snipe at other people. We all have our own point of view.

You can all have a point of view, just remember I'm definitively correct. Any discrepancies between reality and myself and reality is deemed to be at fault.

With grovelling appologies to the late great Douglas Adams.

I'm more correct than you are.

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Are the people you complain about still regular contributors, Keith?

The forum has been a much duller place without your daily presence.

See your in box, PM sent. But please don't worry at the moment. You will soon see if it happens again.

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:rofl: things are getting back to normal then.

Depends what you regard as normal.

I tested the water 3 weeks ago by starting more than 20 threads in one day. I haven't checked lately but at the last count only 6 threads received any response and that was from a total of just 5 members.

So is that normal? :unknw:

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:rofl: things are getting back to normal then.

Depends what you regard as normal.

I tested the water 3 weeks ago by starting more than 20 threads in one day. I haven't checked lately but at the last count only 6 threads received any response and that was from a total of just 5 members.

So is that normal? :unknw:

To be perfectly honest Alan, 20 threads in one day was slightly 'overkill' to follow.

I suppose it depends how much time you have - rather more than I had at that particular time... sorry. :flowers:

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I was completely unaware that this was happening on the Forum and I wait with interest to know more.

I am grateful to both andsome and Belatucadrus for the links to the tracker stoppers - now installed and fully operational.

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I was completely unaware that this was happening on the Forum and I wait with interest to know more.

I am grateful to both andsome and Belatucadrus for the links to the tracker stoppers - now installed and fully operational.

Have you asked the management? Some sites allow as many as eleven companies to track you. So far since using this software over 35000 attempts have been stopped on my computer.

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It's a way for Advertisers to track your movements on the net to see where and what sites you visit so they can send you Spam for your Junk Folder for stuff you don't want to buy. :ranting:

P.S. to the above. On the Macintosh Computer we have an option to turn on Private Browsing so that sites we visit does not leave any information about us, and, that site cannot put cookies on our machines.

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It's a way for Advertisers to track your movements on the net to see where and what sites you visit so they can send you Spam for your Junk Folder for stuff you don't want to buy. :ranting:

P.S. to the above. On the Macintosh Computer we have an option to turn on Private Browsing so that sites we visit does not leave any information about us, and, that site cannot put cookies on our machines.

I appreciate that, but web sites should make people aware of what is happening. Windows has in private browsing, but does not seem to be too effective. I am happier with the software that I have installed to prevent this intrusion.

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