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With 700 contributions, a mere pittance in comparison to some, I hardly consider myself along for a free ride. tks<br />
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And I agree answering 1+ Q's a month is low but thats what it was. They wont lose me as an expert in helping others but without the ability to ask a Q? when needed will have me simply looking elsewhere for answers as EE is just one avenue in a global world.<br />
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It is what it is.
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With 700 contributions, a mere pittance in comparison to some, I hardly consider myself along for a free ride. tks

And I agree answering 1+ Q's a month is low but thats what it was. They wont lose me as an expert in helping others but without the ability to ask a Q? when needed will have me simply looking elsewhere for answers as EE is just one avenue in a global world.

It is what it is.

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Since when did it go to 10,000? Thats ridiculous. Seriously. Whats wrong with 3000? Like I have nothing better to do than hang out on EE. Please.
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Since when did it go to 10,000? Thats ridiculous. Seriously. Whats wrong with 3000? Like I have nothing better to do than hang out on EE. Please.

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