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Subject:   Re: Re: Correspondence chess history
Name:   Ron Langeveld
Date Posted:   Aug 10, 07 - 4:23 PM
Message:   I suppose that another reason to keep this forum is that members still like to post here instead of other forums.

I don't want to flog a dead horse, but I don't intend to subscribe to the new forum or the ICCF forum for that matter.

Ron
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Re: Re: Re: The Horse will not Die by Grayling Hill · Aug 10, 07 - 5:56 PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: The Horse will not Die by Ron Langeveld · Aug 10, 07 - 7:46 PM
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: The Horse will not Die by Grayling Hill · Aug 10, 07 - 10:13 PM
Re: Re: Re: Correspondence chess history by Wim van Vugt · Aug 11, 07 - 5:34 PM


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