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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 443944" data-attributes="member: 8">This thread was mysteriously predicted in the The Colbys On The X-Files Boat discussion. As [USER=11]@Michelle Stevens[/USER] mentioned the DVD releases of the various soaps have always generated a lot of discussion.TV series on DVD had just become a &quot;thing&quot; in the early/mid-2000s (and almost never as complete box sets) which made the first DALLAS DVD particularly novel.The discs also made it possible to discuss the episodes in detail and approach the soaps from a more philosophical point of view.I vividly remember the look of soapchat with only one&nbsp; thread saying &quot;hello?&quot; posted by Ome. It seemed only natural to reach out to him if only to find out what the heck was going on. At first there was still hope to retrieve the soapchat data but apparently it was completely gone, sort of what they expected from the millennium bug.I was shocked to see that our community had vanished in a puff of smoke - I had become a very active poster since the 2010s - but I didn&#039;t feel terribly sad about old discussions no longer being available.A discussion forum, like life itself, is always about the latest developments. What&#039;s the point of reading old threads when a) it doesn&#039;t make sense to reply to someone who hasn&#039;t been seen for 10 years and b) opinions and attitudes may have changed drastically. On the other hand I was glad that some information could be re-posted, like the Dallas Versus Knots Watching thread, and the results from the soapchat music top tens which Ome had stored on his personal computah.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 443944, member: 8"] This thread was mysteriously predicted in the The Colbys On The X-Files Boat discussion. As [USER=11]@Michelle Stevens[/USER] mentioned the DVD releases of the various soaps have always generated a lot of discussion. TV series on DVD had just become a "thing" in the early/mid-2000s (and almost never as complete box sets) which made the first DALLAS DVD particularly novel. The discs also made it possible to discuss the episodes in detail and approach the soaps from a more philosophical point of view. I vividly remember the look of soapchat with only [I]one[/I] thread saying "hello?" posted by Ome. It seemed only natural to reach out to him if only to find out what the heck was going on. At first there was still hope to retrieve the soapchat data but apparently it was completely gone, sort of what they expected from the millennium bug. I was shocked to see that our community had vanished in a puff of smoke - I had become a very active poster since the 2010s - but I didn't feel terribly sad about old discussions no longer being available. A discussion forum, like life itself, is always about the latest developments. What's the point of reading old threads when a) it doesn't make sense to reply to someone who hasn't been seen for 10 years and b) opinions and attitudes may have changed drastically. On the other hand I was glad that some information could be re-posted, like the Dallas Versus Knots Watching thread, and the results from the soapchat music top tens which Ome had stored on his personal computah. [/QUOTE]

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