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[carla]

If you think any threads are too good to be lost under the mountain of post please post the link here.
Give each link a seperate post and put the title or whats it is about over it.
Ta

[Kritters]

Dear Ta...
What have you done with Carls? LOL ;-)
Great idea!!!!

I was thinking just today that as new members join (which is fabulous, by the way how even people who have been silently reading for a time have decided to join in the conversations, offering personal perspectives and thoughts. this gives a great opportunity for us to bring related threads to the forefront again.

Cheers!
xoKritts

[carla]

TA = Thanks Kritts

No one recommends anything here worth reading then ?

[Kritters]

I think we all need time to think about it before posting. (at least I do)
Ta ;-)

[time2heal]

Great idea, Carla! Thanks!

[Katinka]

Hey Carla,
I think every single thread on this forum is worth to be kept. Mainly the "M" ones...all of them. They are, I think, the most important to all newcomers.
It's not easy to decide which one should be deleted and which one not. That's probably why you are getting less response on this one
Is this all about server capacitiy or are just "cleaning" up? Maybe it would be a good idea to look for similarities or delete older threads 2 or more years back. I think some have been updated with new information...and as we are all still going on researching this "thing" every day...it might be reasonable to delete older threads.
Kat

[carla]

I was thinking of getting the place in order Kat,but the moments gone now .LOL

[Kritters]

Karla,

I think people are bringing up new information which relates to some old posts (which are still valuable) and as the thoughts come up they will conjure reference to the old posts. The search feature here is beneficial. All the old and unimportant chit-chat posts will go into cyberspace eventually, so there is no need to clean things up, IMO.

I think it will all work out. Important information will not be lost.

xoKritts

[Jo]

This thread is Ninja's and shouldnt be lost:

Few more proof video tests but GOT IT

His observations (IMHO) are brilliant and unusual. If there is a downside, its that he didnt feel that he could reveal everything he'd recorded.

I especially liked these bits:

- doing a treatment salt layer on skin
- using vinegar in hair
- tapping the skin and watching them become airbourne
- trapping morgs in tights
- cats being able to see and sense morgs that we miss/cant see
- exercise, exercise, exercise - even just stretching to keep the morgs on the move

Jo xxx

[carla]

GM crops, organophosphates and Morgellons: is there a connection?