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New left block displays in the forumsThanks to some feedback from MagnusBerg, I've revamped the displays of left blocks when anywhere in the forum areas. (Sadly, because of the way the Drupal system delineates nodes and forums, these blocks don't appear when reading a forum node.) The idea here was mainly to segregate the site's web forums from the imported debian.org mailing lists. But I also attempted to display both the topic name and the forum name in one block. I'm not sure if I like that or not, seeing as the table wraps oddly in the narrow left column block. Let me know what you think of those new left column blocks and if they're providing the type of info you want while using the forums... Bookmark/Search this post with: 
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