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OMFG Terrorist has attacked the PF forums

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carlo Veteran

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PF used to be good.. I am mates with Nick who started it originally and 3 of my mates where mods. However these days its a shadow of its former self.

Its good that some of you still visit PF.. however for alot of people its not worth the wait times on the server. (which last time I went over to PF where kinda long...)

Evo_Lee Experienced

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Sprinter got your PM, and I hope we've sorted it all out.

Carlo, I know what you mean, while I don't know Nick personally. I have spoken to him a few times before he sold the place. Nick was dearly missed but he is now back more frequent which is good to see.

With any forum or change in management there are always some people who can't accept how the new management runs things, this is life even within the workplace. I'll bet if ever this places changes (Christian, now I'm not saying you will ever let this place go) some members will also dislike how the new owners like things run. You can choose to leave or learn to play with their rules or allow the new owner to settle in which is how PF has weathered this and Simon (rolin7) has now left it pretty much back to how it was run before. While we lost a few old members pretty much everyone is still there...and some have come back.

Server issues are all fixed up, since the hack we're upgrading and giving the place a whole new redo :)

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Yeah hackers are getting worse now days .... i see it all the time at work, more and more people are getting bank accounts hacked and so i can't see why a forum would be safe. But why would you hack a forum anyway? There's no financial gain to be had - its just annoying.

PF isn't that bad IMHO. I had questions answered there that weren't answered on here and vice versa.

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