Posting Policy
by Administrator on Jan.09, 2009, under Policy
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For the time being anyone can post comments w/o having to register. We’ll see how that goes and take it from there. I personnally despise having to register for every blog or forum I visit to make a comment. Please keep the posts reasonably clean and free from links to competitor websites or undesirable sites/material. Any blatant attempt at advertising or grossly offensive material may be be deleted. Links to manufacturer sites, hardware review sites, forums etc. are welcome.
Jim Phillips
anartik.com
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