Hello
I just noticed, and would like to point out what I think is a broken link on the bottom of http://folding.stanford.edu/English/FAQ-Configure,
The link labeled as "Folding Community Forum" points to http://forum.folding-community.org/ which I believe may be the old site which may not exist anymore?
Same link is also at bottom of: http://www.stanford.edu/group/pandegrou ... tings.html (found via google - there may be others..)
These may need to be updated to point to this forum.
Does anyone else also get this?
Out of date, broken links to F@H forum
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Re: Out of date, broken links to F@H forum
The site linked is the old folding forum which had a catastrophic database failure in late 2007 (you may notice that no-one on this forum has been a member longer than since November 2007), so those links do need updating, you are correct.
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Re: Out of date, broken links to F@H forum
Broken links fixed, and updated some of the aged information.
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