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  1. 5th Apr 2009 06:47 pm #1
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    Was just wondering - what is this section on the profile for?

    And how does one edit it?
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    Groups are not enabled, so there is no way for you to access that option.
    Oh, I see - so if I am correct, a vBulletin forum has many additional options, and the admin can decide whether he wants these options or not

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