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One more thing, it doesn't look like you're gzip'ing content, which lowers the download amount. Look into that as well. 
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One more thing, it doesn't look like you're gzip'ing content, which lowers the download amount. Look into that as well.

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Hi, <br />
I Have been getting complaints that this site <a href="http://maxtemp.com.au/" rel="ugc">http://maxtemp.com.au/</a>&nbsp; is slow. <br />
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Is anyone eles experiencing this site as slow, if so does anyone know why it is slow?<br />
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I don't think it is slow, but I am told by some people that it is.
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Hi, 
I Have been getting complaints that this site http://maxtemp.com.au/  is slow. 

Is anyone eles experiencing this site as slow, if so does anyone know why it is slow?

I don't think it is slow, but I am told by some people that it is.

Is anyone else experiencing this site as slow?

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