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inark Grand Master

inark

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stupid monkey!!

id say its cause of the fact this isnt the real VIC section as the URL has changed from 22 on the end to 100... so the permissions and sub forums are also currently not up

SKY031 Grand Master

SKY031

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stupid monkey!!

id say its cause of the fact this isnt the real VIC section as the URL has changed from 22 on the end to 100... so the permissions and sub forums are also currently not up

I think it's time we all gang up and spank the monkey.

:D

inark Grand Master

inark

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I think it's time we all gang up and spank the monkey.

:D

im doing it...

but it doesnt seem to be working...

u sure this will work??

well... the forums the same... but i feel relieved

lol

Guest RedLineGTR

Guest RedLineGTR

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Biggest issue is the fact that the Commitee, Event and SAU Vic sections are not there.

The group’s people were in, such as members etc and still on the forums all that needs to be done is new sections to be opened and the appropriate groups defined. All the vic members are still as one group, just a new section needs to be made up in the vic section. Cheers Rob

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