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Re: Where Should I Put My Post?
      Tue Apr 19 2011 11:38 AM

With the start of the season now just six weeks away, it seems like an appropriate time to review the posting protocols for the site. This season please pay particular attention to the comments in the first paragraph of the lead article in this thread that limit responses in the Main Page thread to the topics that are covered in the Front Page Leadoff Article. This allows the site visitor to capture all of the commentary on the primary areas of concern that are covered in the Lead Article and any Updates to the Lead Article. Its not as critical now, but it will be when the active season gets underway.
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ED

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