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Also happening to me too, I can see a lot more users leaving after this, it's a silly update.0
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What is this rubbish? No other site has this rubbish. It was bad enough when they made it so that when you clicked a link is ceased to open a new window and replaced the existing one and now we get this.0
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Just who is making these poor decisions?Also happening to me too, I can see a lot more users leaving after this, it's a silly update.0 -
Not just on Compers Forum. Just had it happen to me on a totally unrelated to Comps forum.I'm writing a book on plagiarism. It wasn't my idea.0
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That is pathetic there is no wonder the amount of new comps are at an all time low.I do it just for fun and whatever I win is a bonus0
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As someone with extremely limited time to do competitions this is having a serious impact my already limited time. If this doesn't change i'll have no option but to go.somewhere else.0
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Same here too - I came on here to see if was the same for other people. It didn't happen earlier this afternoon so is a very recent change - I hope it's not a permanent one!0
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what a pile of pants, I love this forum and its not an understatement to say it has helped me cope with Lockdown etc but this really is a step to far.0
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this is doing my head in. As if the Mag dailies didn't take long enough to start with2018 - £562 2019 - £130 2020 - £276 2021 - £106 2022 - £1401
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