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June 22nd, 2007 francois Posted in Interesting Links |

Apparently I get so much comment spam at this point that it brings down the server. I am using MT on this site and have been thinking of moving to Wordpress. Is there anyone out there who might have a solution to this issue?

If so, please email me at francois at emergencemarketing dot com as I had to close down comments at this point.

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