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01-08-2009, 05:54 PM
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Isthere anyway we can see the Old Forum?
I would like to use some of the old topice and threads we had on the Old-Forum? Is there any where/way I can look at it?
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01-08-2009, 06:02 PM
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If you can't remember what the old topics were, then they're probably not that important. Focus on making sound posts and threads on this forum that conform to the standards of the English language.
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01-08-2009, 06:29 PM
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Without airing anything that hasn't voluntarily been shared (I'll let Grunt share the details to the public domain should he choose, they're already shared with the moderators), the old forum is no longer online. However, if you do a search on Google, it is possible to see anything they have cached. The search I used was "armysc_25b site:gruntsmilitary.com/cadetforum" and it turned up results for my username on the old forum. From there, there is a link that says "Cached" next to the address for the page, if you click that you can see Google's cached version of that page.
That's how you can view the old Cadet Forum, obviously for those members of the old Military Forum who have a desire to find a post, take "cadet" out of the address and you're good to go with it. That said, if I start to see an obnoxious amount of posts from a certain user...
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