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May 08, 2008, 12:52:27 PM »
Every now and then I'm browsing the forums, and when I load the page, up the top where my username and PM stuff is, there is a little message that says 'You are logged in as a silver member but you must activate forum and chat access before you begin posting.'
I do that, and then a couple of days later it'l come up again. It's only been happening lately, but tonight it happened twice so I thought I'd make a post.
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