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In addition, using our forums ensures that discussions at Search Engine Watch happen in only one place. We think it would be confusing to have the same topic being
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Many times, there’s already a forum thread going on something we blog about. In these cases, we’ll often provide a direct link to the correct thread at the bottom of the
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If there’s not a thread already going, please feel free to start one and let us know if you do so. As time allows, we’ll go back and update the blog post to reference the
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