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And? What is this about? Do you have views? Isn't this a forum for discussion and debate? Even twitter has more content. Can the smart phone generation actually spend any time on anything rather than flicking between channels, Youtube, buzzfeed whilst posting links etc.
IlonaM

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malumbu Wrote:

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> And? What is this about? Do you have views?

> Isn't this a forum for discussion and debate?

> Even twitter has more content. Can the smart

> phone generation actually spend any time on

> anything rather than flicking between channels,

> Youtube, buzzfeed whilst posting links etc.


And ... he is known to frequent South London. Therefore, you might recognise him. It needs no comment.

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Appeal: Man missing from Greenwich

Detectives investigating the disappearance of a man in Greenwich are appealing for information as they grow increasingly concerned for his welfare.

http://news.met.police.uk/news/appeal-man-missing-from-greenwich-316692

IlonaM

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robbin Wrote:

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> Keep 'em coming - there's only 2.9 million people

> in South London - I'm bound to recognise one

> eventually...


That's the spirit!

Robert Poste's Child

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IlonaM Wrote:

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> And ... he is known to frequent South London.

> Therefore, you might recognise him. It needs no

> comment.


Agree with Malumbu: you need to tell people what it is, not just post a link and expect them to unpack it for you. Think you'll also find more people will click through if they know what it's about.

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