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    Two URL's for the forum?

    Anyone else noticed that http://www.vbforums.com and http://vb-forum.com both get you here?

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    Re: Two URL's for the forum?

    Yea, there was a feedback forum thread with a list of all the variations. It was decided to rewrite the url to use just one.
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    Re: Two URL's for the forum?

    Not like that type of thing is anything new. Lots of sites use 301's to point misspellings of their domains to the proper one.

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    Re: Two URL's for the forum?

    I prefer to use VBForum's other domain name: www.codeguru.com

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