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Old 10-27-2007, 08:36 PM   #25 (permalink)
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Re: Tech Article Format

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LandCruiserSteve previously said: View Post
Another question . . . .

Are we going to be sticking with strictly "technical" articles??

The reason I ask, is because robinhood4x4's fantastic post on off-road driving techincally isn't "technical." http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forum...-wheeling.html

And, there are a number of other sticky (or potentially "stickyable") threads that are also a wealth of valuable information, but don't necessarily fall into the "technical" arena as we know it. So we should probably decide what technical is, as it applies to this forum.
I think that one qualifies...

This is what the staging area is for, so we can decide things like this. My vote: put it in!
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