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I'm not entirely sure how but you've broken your group blog. You've got white text on a white background and comments are no longer permitted.
ReplyDeleteBecause we were trying to change the layout from forrest gump. I'll have to change the layout again/
ReplyDeleteNow you've made it look like a web page circa 1997. Could you try and change it into something that works?
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