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[SOLVED] Ever Found Yourself In A Fellow Forum Members Back Room ?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hi, I was wondering if this happens to others too, and not just me. Three times in the last week I have accidently pushed a fellow forum member's "button" instead of the thread name located immediately alongside. Of course I have ended up in their "rear room" and as a result show up as a recent visitor. I find this embarassing as it is never my intention to intrude. The answer of course is to be more careful in guiding my pointer. So if you come across me as a recent visitor, kindly accept my apology as my being there may well have been accidental. Have any more of you (Hardware)

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Submitted by dayu on 01/03/2013

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