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Old 12-01-09, 13:56
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Red face How to add a new Post ? I'm a new user.

Hate to ask this dumb question, but am looking everywhere to figure out how to post my SQL Server inquiry but can't find the "New Post" link. I registered successfully; otherwise, I couldn't be Chit Chatting....help please.
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Old 12-01-09, 14:20
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Old 12-01-09, 14:34
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Where is the "New Thread" link?

Where is the "New Thread" link? Where is it located on the Home Page?
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Old 12-01-09, 14:44
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It is on the subforum page. Go to the SQL Server forum, and look for the big "New Thread" button...
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Old 12-01-09, 15:37
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How did you start this thread ?
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Old 02-11-10, 23:26
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where do i post my new query i am a new user can some one help me out
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Old 02-12-10, 13:04
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Go to the sub-forum pertaining to your question, and then click the New Thread button.
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Old 10-05-10, 15:37
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I wonder how long it will take for them figure out we kneecapped sig spamming techniques.
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Old 10-05-10, 15:58
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From griswold's postcount, I'd say the answer to your question is "2".
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Old 10-05-10, 16:47
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Old 10-05-10, 17:52
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I thought Pat had set up a process to automatically "kneecap" them, as Teddy put it?
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Old 10-06-10, 09:16
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It isn't possible to completely "kneecap" the spammers, but we keep raising the bar to try to keep DBForums from becoming advertising central for the folks that are willing to steal disk, bandwidth, etc from us to advertise to the readers of DBForums.

We are working on ways to make it easier for spammers to buy advertising from DBForums, which will in turn allow us to legitimately make it much harder to spam DBForums.

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