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It has taken a god-awful amount of time to post this to each comment section so this is the last post. KABA IT, in case you missed it, read below. After this post I am bailing out of here because I have a life independent on waiting for this website to produce a page.
Hey KABA IT person: Navigating from page to page is painfully slow. I am using a 2 Gb line yet access is as if I am using 56k modem. I mean this can take 1/2 minute or more for a page to materialize. It wasn't always like this but now it is so painfully slow that I often time bail out of this website. Please fix this. I will repeat this post multiple times in hopes you read this and fix this. |
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