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New Users
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Acceptable Use
Respect other members - Please do not insult or antagonise other users. You are welcome to disagree with other users comments but please be respectful when disagreeing.
Offensive Language - Please do not use offensive language in your posts. We want to keep this forum suitable for anyone who is looking at it.
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Posting Guidelines
Duplicate threads and multi-posting
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Post in the appropriate section
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Programme Spoilers
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Last Updated: 10/06/2011
