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BLABBERMOUTH.NET Wants To Hear From You

March 9, 2007

Here is your chance to voice your opinion. If you would like BLABBERMOUTH.NET to go back to the old format of displaying the latest headlines in a scrolling menu at the top of the page, or if you prefer to see the "top stories" on the main page and don't mind scrolling down the page to view the latest news, you can either make yourself heard in this thread or you can drop us an line at the e-mail address listed here. If you have any other suggestions or ideas, feel free to include them as well. Your opinions will be listened to and appropriate action will be taken during the coming days.

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