There are several references in older threads to posts that seem to be broken links. I recall there was an overhaul of the message database in the recent past, and I’m attributing this to that, but was there ever a plan to resuscitate those?
Broken links
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Here's one example:
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Sediment Comes Back After Vacuuming
18ft Above Ground Pool. Salt Water. Chemicals are perfect. I am left with sediment on the bottom of my pool. I vacuum it up, it looks all clean, and then it returns after about 2 hours. As a possible solution - I have opened up the sand filter and cleaned/mixed up the sand. I cleaned it by...
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Does pH affect FC levels
I've heard for years that if pH levels are off significantly, it can "eat up" chlorine. Last night I even read it in the owner's manual for a SWG system. Is there any truth to this?
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This thread is full of broken links. I'd be surprised if something as commercially successful as XenForo was incapable of converting links in older messages whenever the database is upgraded.
It's unfortunate because a lot of material is "lost" even though it's still there, just more difficult or impossible to find.
I’ve updated links in the thread youve linked to so they should now be up.
One of the issues is some info on TFP is over a decade old, and that’s a lifetime in some ways. While there are redirect scripts in place from XenForo that catches many old links, it’s just not 100% perfect as we’ve used multiple different programs in the past.
One of the issues is some info on TFP is over a decade old, and that’s a lifetime in some ways. While there are redirect scripts in place from XenForo that catches many old links, it’s just not 100% perfect as we’ve used multiple different programs in the past.
Thanks. Even links in threads that are only three years old are broken. I encountered this thread with a broken link earlier today:
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CYA for a full sun pool in a warm climate
My pool is in fuuuuuuullll sun in Central Texas where the highs this week range from 98-100. My pool water hit its new high of 90 degrees today. I see some of you in warmer areas keep your CYA above than the 30-50ppm recommended for a plaster pool (I assume that means pebbletec too) when...
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