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March 5th, 2002, 09:37 AM

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Admin: Wrong forum description

I find that the forum description for this forum isn't perfect:
"This is for general questions about databases, including non-database specific SQL, or databases that don't currently have a forum."

First of all, all the other forums use the "come here to discuss X" rather than "ask [B]questions[B] about X here". I prefer discussions to questions. I'd also like to see changes to the wording.

So, my suggestion is: "Come here to discuss database theory and design in general, as well as specific database implementations that don't have a forum yet".

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