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Original message:608 days 4 hours 47 minutes ago

Member: Tybalt

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As I count them, there are 14 forums listed on the main forum page. If you go inside any forum, you can use the drop down menu to quickly jump to another forum. The interesting thing is I count 16 forums in the drop down menu. The two extras: "Tab" and "Artists and Bands". If I choose "Tab" in the drop down forums menu, it takes me to the "Tab" forum, which is, not surprisingly, empty. If I choose the "Artists and Bands" forum in the drop down menu, it takes me to the Guitar.com home page.

Thanks,
Tybalt

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Reply:607 days 16 hours 32 minutes ago
Member: ibzRG

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The forums are not complete yet. I had mentioned that thing with the droplist a couple of weeks ago.

We're also expecting more forums, like bass, general etc ...

Meanwhile, play those strings! :D

- RG -

PS. Nice, the edit function is alive again.

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Reply:607 days 13 hours 38 minutes ago
Member: Tybalt

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Ah. Check history or repeat it... something like that.

Thanks,,
Tybalt

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