[DEFINITIVE] Gmail queue !

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You guys know if there would be a way to let another person edit my first post ? Like giving them permission to do so ?

I was thinking about that for a while, but I don't think that anybody other than the creator or moderators can edit a post; talk to a moderator or administrator about it. Maybe they can make an exception.

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K. Chacho just PM'd me and he has more invites to give away. He's probably gonna pick the first ones so ZTrang, if you could remove those 3, i'm inviting them.

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myie2_user : houston we have a problem. You invite nemnoc or I do ?

It seems like memNOC has already been invited; I'll remove the next two from the list.

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That's the problem.

If you:

remove them: you take the chance of them already having an account and then you get all mixed up re-adding them.

leave them there: you take the chance of people invited them too.

:ninja:

If they already have an account, then I remove them anyway, because they don't need to be invited again ;) I think that it's safe to remove them once someone has PM'ed them, because whether they accept or reject, their name is no longer required on the list.

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Cool. remove dissimator too.

Wow; once we actually started a list, the names are being ticked off rapidly. Those poor souls on page 13 might actually have a chance at an account soon :D This is really incredible! Keep donating invitations, people, and we can have this list cleared in no time!

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If they already have an account, then I remove them anyway, because they don't need to be invited again ;) I think that it's safe to remove them once someone has PM'ed them, because whether they accept or reject, their name is no longer required on the list.

... on that note, please remove altezza from the list ;)

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Wow; once we actually started a list, the names are being ticked off rapidly. Those poor souls on page 13 might actually have a chance at an account soon :D This is really incredible! Keep donating invitations, people, and we can have this list cleared in no time!

Now all of you bow down to me now !!! :blush:

Ok Ok, it was just my idea. Its you guys that are making this thread fly :D :cool:

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