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  1. Dec 2nd, 2010, 11:28 AM #1
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    New News Feed in header

    So I just noticed the new news feed in the site header. Nice to see some of that space go to good use finally.

    I do have a couple comments though... the block titles "Visual Basic Code from FreeVBCode" seems to have the news articles in it, which the "Visual Basic News" block has links to the code.... Never mind... I see they just swapped placed on me as I was typing.

    Disregard.

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  2. Dec 2nd, 2010, 11:35 AM #2
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    Re: New News Feed in header

    Yep - we have this whole other VB site that we aren't doing enough with. We realized we should give that site to you guys (VBForum'ers) to take advantage of!

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