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| Written by Adrian Melia | |
| Tuesday, 04 March 2008 | |
Overview This is a community web site with some content that can be viewed by anyone, and other content that can only be viewed by people who register at the site and log in using their unique username and password. Registered members can discuss topics of mutual interest and so engage in mutual support.
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Alternatively, you can receive messages by good old e-mail, by clicking the "subscribe" option under each thread. Please note that you cannot post messages to the forum by e-mail. ArticlesBeyond the forums there are articles on topics relevant to members and visitors. At the time of writing there are just two :-( but in time these will build, inspired and driven by the input of members through discussions. While discussions will likely focus on specific experiences, articles will be of a more general nature, reflecting recurring experiences of many. Members can directly contribute articles too. If you have a particular interest that you think others would benefit from reading about, you can use this site to communicate it. Articles submitted by members will be subject to the web site terms and conditions and will be reviewed before being published. NewsEveryone comes across, and sometimes are a part of a news item. Registered members can post news items to the news section. AdvertisingThis web site is provided free of charge. I hope to recover some of the cost by selling advertising space to offer relevant services to members. Therefore, please don't advertise commercial services without permission. You CAN advertise non-commercial activities free of charge. To make the most effective use of this offer, contact me. Finally... If you have seen enough and would like to sign up, there's just one more thing - the terms and conditions. Yes it's a long and boring article that no-one ever really looks at, but if you read it at least you'll know where you stand before you commit yourself. And it took ages to write. Go on, read the terms and conditions Thanks Adrian |
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| Last Updated ( Friday, 07 March 2008 ) |



The Forum is the heart of the community and has public and "private" areas. If you are not logged in you can see the forum by clicking the "My Forums" link in the main menu. You'll then see a list of forum categories below that. The forum categories you can see when you are not logged in, and the discussions under those categories, are visible to anyone visting the site. To post a message however, you must be registered and logged in.