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Nemo
23
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Joined: 31st Oct 2002
Location: Bangor, Northern Ireland
Posted: 6th Sep 2003 23:34
Hi there.
I am having a strange blind spot. I cant seem to find any method of signing up to dbdn. If anyone knows where such a thing can be found please do let me know.
flibX0r
23
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Joined: 14th Feb 2003
Location: Western Australia
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 07:36
Me too! I want in

I can't do that.
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Andy Igoe
23
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Location: United Kingdom
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 10:26
DBDN is being changed / restructured at the moment in order to integrate into the new site and that may be part of the reason.

Pneumatic Dryll
exLRT
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Location: Belgium
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 11:40
If you are a registered DBDN member, you should have received a mail from Rich explaining how to log in...

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Dave J
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Location: Secret Military Pub, Down Under
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 14:04
No, they WANT to register.

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IanM
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Location: In my moon base
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 15:40
DBDN as a separate entity is going to be ending. Instead there will be enhancements made to this site for an 'Advanced' member type that will have access to restricted areas on this site.

This may be the reason that Rich has not included any links for joining, although I'm sure if you email him you'll find out for certain and maybe find an alternate route in
Mattman
23
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Joined: 5th Jun 2003
Location: East Lansing
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 18:39
aww, dbdn gone. And when i was gonna ask for a membership for my b-day

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Hamish McHaggis
23
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Location: Modgnik Detinu
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 18:42
Thats probably their reason for not including a 20 line winner. I thought "We didn't have room to fit a winner in" was a bit of a weak excuse .

Brains are for idiots.

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Mattman
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Location: East Lansing
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 19:10
hehe, lol

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Richard Davey
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Location: On the Jupiter Probe
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 21:44
Quote: "I thought "We didn't have room to fit a winner in" was a bit of a weak excuse"


And the part about having 2 winners next issue was there because ... ?

I replied to your email Elnebuloso to get it bounced back saying your account was full.

Cheers,

Rich

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David T
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Location: England
Posted: 8th Sep 2003 22:57
aww, dbdn gone. And when i was gonna ask for a membership for my b-day

It was a wee bit expensive though

I would have loved to have been a member though.
So much tech support. Direct from the developer.

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Hamish McHaggis
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Posted: 8th Sep 2003 23:10
Sorry Rich, I didn't mean to sound rude, I know there are going to be two winners next month, I probably should have said it was a weird/odd/unusual/funny/abnormal excuse, sounds less offensive .

Brains are for idiots.

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DrakeX
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Posted: 9th Sep 2003 04:15 Edited at: 9th Sep 2003 04:16
i suppose there will still be a *cough*ridiculouslyoverpriced*cough* fee to be an "advanced" member?

stop looking at me!
Ian T
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Joined: 12th Sep 2002
Location: Around
Posted: 9th Sep 2003 04:53


People always whine about registration services... never looking on the bright side and seeing that without any registration, they get a project manager, code base with media storage, notepad and inter-site mail... how typical

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DMXtra
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Location: United States
Posted: 9th Sep 2003 09:47
Quote: "i suppose there will still be a *cough*ridiculouslyoverpriced*cough* fee to be an "advanced" member?"


Well the prices will change, too bad your attitude won't.

I will pay a price for getting good information, pictures, demos of whats being worked on. Instead of being left out in the dark as you always are on just about everything on just about every language out there.

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