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Ushgarak
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Please don't rehash the thread in here, thanks.

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So as I don't frequent the OTF, yet I haven't predated it, am I allowed to make brithday threads in there (GDF)? Or, are the rules as Raz explained - in favour of member's that were here prior to its creation?

A lot of my questions are still going unanswered in here.

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Your questions were answered by me in my first post.

Please stop bumping this, just because you don't like my answer. And in future, if you have a problem with a moved thread, please contact the moderator concerned or me via PM.

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