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On Mon, 23 Mar 2015 03:46:20 GMT, Woody <Woody@nowhere.com> wrote:
>In reply to "RazorHanz" who wrote the following:
>
>> In reply to "Woody" who wrote the following:
>>
>> > It seems he doesn't understand how to use pars.
>>
>> I know for certain to use these.
>>
>>
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>sorry message wasn't meant to chastise you. But when asking a poster to fix a
>post "if you used the pars" you would notice a missing block count at the bottom
>of the window. Give a missing block count then the poster can decide whether to
>just post extra pars or repost if your missing way too many blocks. The whole
>purpose of a poster posting pars is so they don't have to repost everything in
>the event it's slightly corrupted. If the file was being partially corrupted by
>outside interference like takedowns then the next post could get corrupted too.
>But pars would could fix regardless
shaddup retard
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