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broken link with making posts on gardening section of this site

kawaiineko_gardener

13 years ago

I cannot log into the gardening section of garden web. There is a broken link that prevents me from doing so. Can somebody please contact the moderator/manager of the site to fix this?

I cannot contact somebody on the gardening section of this website, because I'm unable to make a post on any subforum section of the gardening section of this website.

I'm able to log in on certain subforums of the gardening forum on this portion of the website. However when I try to actually go to make a post, it gives me a broken link that prevents me from posting a message.

Comments (2)

kitty_cat
13 years ago
I know they were having issues with people logging in. So maybe it should be fixed soon.
marie_ndcal
13 years ago
I had to register again with different name and different password.
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