Trans Sexualities
The Sex and Sexuality Forum for Transgender People and Their Partners
09.11.2009
Site Maintenance
By Tris | Categories: website related

Just a heads up, we are experiencing some technical difficulties while we make some minor changes to the site. The most affecting of these is the current inability to post comments on pages. Also, some of the links in our pages are broken, due to us moving things around. A crack team of green gummy bears is working around the clock to solve these issues as soon as possible. Rest assured your existing comments are in no danger, and are being fed grapes by beautiful women.

Thank you for your time,

Tris

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1 Comment to “Site Maintenance”

  1. Tris says:
    October 2, 2009 at 11:00 pm

    Everything is now fixed except for commenting in the pages from the menu up top. I’ve thought of a work-around, which I’ll implement when I have some time.

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