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I like the "rookie" designation better than "newbie". Reminds me of the '70s. (...not that I particularly want to be reminded of the '70s...but there WAS free love...) And I see that the search database is much abbreviated. More changes to follow?

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stevdart wrote:

...More changes to follow?

Maybe ;)

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Think you could fill us in on future changes? rookie > newbie -- posted image.

. What brought forth that change anyways? It's less degrading I must say. Nice choose of terms.

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arrow12 wrote:

Think you could fill us in on future changes? rookie > newbie -- posted image.

I could, but what fun would that be? ;) Actually when it's something a bit more significant than this, I post updates in the Notices forum.

arrow12 wrote:

What brought forth that change anyways? It's less degrading I must say. Nice choose of terms.

Got a hair.... and I never really liked "newbie" for new members.

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I was a newbie once.......with 20 years of 12 volt service

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