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Re: What happened to photo ads????
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Posted by Kim on February 01, 2003 at 09:43:54 from (66.235.24.120):
In Reply to: What happened to photo ads???? posted by Stan(PA) on January 31, 2003 at 19:57:08:
A minor change made to another area of the page caused the data not to show up. Calm down folks, it wasn't suppose to happen and it's been fixed now. Thanks to those who brought it to our attention. Unfortunately, I've recieved a surprising number of negative emails and comments from individuals who slammed us up and down for the "change" and said they were never coming back if it was not restored to how it was immediately. As if we did it on purpose! We do the best we can at the site and it appears some individuals are very intolerant of mistakes, to the point of calling me names and threatening to "go somewhere else". A kind note would have been much more appreciated... I didn't realize there were so many cold-hearted people here!
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