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#1184879 28-Nov-2014 13:25

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Funny because reading the email I have the impression they want to get a "out of jail card" based on "hey, other publications had this problem too, not only us!".

I didn't get the email, I never registered with them. Would be pointless.

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#1184883 28-Nov-2014 13:35

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freitasm:

I didn't get the email, I never registered with them. Would be pointless.

I used to do the daily quiz with a few others on Twitter, hence my registration. I also have been known to comment from time to time, but that was primarily back when Gerard Campbell had his Game Junkie blog.

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#1185206 29-Nov-2014 00:29

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freitasm: Funny because reading the email I have the impression they want to get a "out of jail card" based on "hey, other publications had this problem too, not only us!".

I didn't get the email, I never registered with them. Would be pointless.

For me it reads as if they think it makes them "cooler" to be hacked alongside these sites.

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#1186224 1-Dec-2014 11:21

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I notice they still have comments disabled. Indicative of the downturn in proofreading amongst other things at Fairfax. Stuff more and more pointless. What news sites/feeds do others use?

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