--- a/src/nabble/view/lib/help/Help.jmp	Mon Jun 14 15:35:05 2021 -0600
+++ b/src/nabble/view/lib/help/Help.jmp	Fri Jun 18 17:44:24 2021 -0600
@@ -70,157 +70,30 @@
 		1, %>What is Nabble?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
 		Nabble wants to improve public discussions on the web and provide useful embeddable applications to end users.
-		This includes forums, user groups, message boards, mailing lists, photo galleries, newspapers, blogs, etc.  There are many vibrant discussions in these places, so are problems such as cluttered UI, broken search, moderation, and cataloging. Nabble wants to be a place where your discussion can grow and be free of these problems.
+		This includes forums, user groups, message boards, photo galleries, newspapers, blogs, etc.  There are many vibrant discussions in these places, so are problems such as cluttered UI, broken search, moderation, and cataloging. Nabble wants to be a place where your discussion can grow and be free of these problems.
 		</p>
 	<%;}};
 	public static final Help free = new Help(
 		2, %>Is Nabble really free?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
-		Yes. Nabble is absolutely free and will remain free to the users. This includes the end users,
-		mailing list owners, and webmasters. If your website uses Nabble as a hosted forum or a list archive,
+		Yes. Nabble is absolutely free and will remain free to the users. This includes the end users
+		and webmasters. If your website uses Nabble as a hosted forum,
 		be assured that there is no limit on traffic or disk space, no hosting fees, no pay-for versions or label schemes.
 		Nabble is just free.
 		</p>
 	<%;}};
-	public static final Help add = new Help(
-		4, %>How do I add my mailing list to Nabble archive?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Go the <a href="/">Nabble home page</a>, and click on the <a href="/more/MailingListRequest.jtp">Archive Mailing list</a> link.
-		Fill out the form and follow the instructions there.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help find = new Help(
-		5, %>How do I find my mailing list on Nabble?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Search your mailing list address from <a href="/">Nabble home page</a>. If there is a match, you will find a forum link in the upper part of the result page.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help owner = new Help(
-		6, %>Do I have to be the list owner to archive a list at Nabble?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-			No. Anybody can add a list to Nabble archive.
-			If you subscribe to a list, and find yourself receiving too many emails, or having a hard time searching through the messages, you can consider getting a Nabble archive for the list.
-			This way you can view, search, post, entirely from the web without cluttering your inbox.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help why = new Help(
-		7, %>Why is my mailing list archived without my knowledge?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Mailing list archive is not something new. Besides Nabble, a public mailing list is very likely archived somewhere else.
-		For example, try searching on <a href="http://gmane.org/find.php" target="_top" rel="nofollow">Gmane</a>, <a href="http://www.mail-archive.com/" target="_top" rel="nofollow">Mail-archive</a>, <a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/" target="_top" rel="nofollow">MARC</a>, and <a href="http://opensubscriber.com/" target="_top" rel="nofollow">OpenSubscriber</a>.
-		They have all existed long before Nabble. Nabble may have found your public mailing list from these places.
-		Or, your list's members may have added your list to Nabble's archive.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		If you feel upset because nobody asked you for permission, take it easy.
-		An archive works like Google. Google will use a crawler to crawl your site to collect the web pages and index them,
-		much the same way as an archive using an email address to subscribe to your list to receive the messages and index them.
-		Were Google to ask permission from every webmaster, it would take too long, and there
-		would be no Google or search engines. But, if you don't like it, we will delete it.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
 	public static final Help sell = new Help(
-		10, %>Can Nabble sell the data (archive)?<%){public String answer(){return %>
+		10, %>Can Nabble sell the data?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
 		It's like asking can Google sell the web pages in its index?
 		Absolutely not. A message belongs to its author. Besides, an email address is sacred.
 		</p>
 	<%;}};
-	public static final Help post = new Help(
-		11, %>Did Nabble break my subscription policy?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Nabble supports many mailing list software such as mailman, ezmlm, and listserv. For all supported list software, Nabble conforms to the mailing list subscription policy. A non-subscriber will be prompted to subscribe to the mailing list before he/she can post to the mailing list. Without subscription, the post will be rejected as a non-subscriber post. Note that only registered users can post from Nabble. The Nabble registration process is the same as the mailing list subscription process. This means extra protection and validation.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		You can think of Nabble as a web interface to your list. Without it, a user will have to view and post from an email box that tends to clutter. With Nabble, users who prefer the web view can post from the web, and interact with the same email users seamlessly.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		The feature of bridging a forum and a list is not new. It is called mail-to-news gateway - Gmane.org probably has already archived your list this way. If you still have concerns, please contact us.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help userid = new Help(
-		12, %>Why do I see a user account with my name when I haven't registered?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Nabble archives public mailing lists and will create user accounts for users on these lists.  If you have posted to the  mailing lists before, Nabble may have created an unregistered account for you.  Since this account is unregistered, you cannot use it until you register with Nabble.  When you register with Nabble using the same email address as you used on the mailing list, you will be able to take ownership of this account and will be able to post messages.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		It is important that you use the same email address (that you used for the mailing list) to register because Nabble identifies users by their email addresses.  If you use an email address different from the one that you used for the mailing list, you are just creating a new account.  Nabble currently does not support merging of multiple user accounts.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
 	public static final Help delpost = new Help(
 		13, %>How do I delete my posts?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
 		Log in to (or register with) Nabble and then you can find and delete your posts on Nabble.
 		</p>
-		<p>
-		Please note that Nabble archives public mailing lists. If you post to a public mailing list, then your message will become public records and anybody can archive it. There are several public mailing list archives like Nabble, for example, Gmane and mail-archive.com; in addition, a mailing list usually has its own native archive. Once you make a public post, it's hard to remove it from the web.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		Most archives do not allow you to delete your message. With Nabble, you can. But you will need to register with Nabble using the same email address that you used for your post. Please note that we have no particular interest in knowing your email address because your email address is already available to public through the mailing list archives. We require you to register only because we need to verify that you are the owner of the post. After you register, log in, go to your post, and you will find a "delete" link to delete your post.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help pending = new Help(
-		15, %>Why is my post "pending"? How to fix it?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Your post is pending because you posted it to a special Nabble forum which is both a forum and a web
-		gateway to a mailing list. Your message is already posted on Nabble, but it has not been accepted by
-		the mailing list yet.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		A mailing list is a subscriber-only email forwarding service. A subscriber sends email to the
-		mailing list, and the mailing list fowards his email to all subscribers. This allows subscribers to discuss
-		topics by reading and replying via email. Nabble works as a bridge to forward your post to the mailing list.
-		If you are a subscriber, the mailing list will take your post and forward it to all subscribers.
-		But if you are not, then your post will be rejected and thus it will be in a "pending" status.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		<strong>Are you a registered user of Nabble?</strong> Please note that being registered with Nabble does not mean that you are a subscriber to mailing lists. In fact, each mailing list requires a separate subscription.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		Have you confirmed your subscription yet? You may have just clicked a "Subscribe" button, but may not have followed
-		through with the two additional steps:
-		</p>
-		<ol>
-			<li>Check your email for a confirmation email from the mailing list.
-			<li>Follow the instruction in the email to confirm subscription.
-		</ol>
-		<p>
-		Sounds complicated? You bet. But the good part of this mechanism is that it helps to filter out careless posters.
-		Because most users on a mailing list are dedicated and careful users, you are likely to get quality responses
-		once your post goes through.
-		</p>
-		<h3>How to fix pending messages?</h3>
-		<p>
-			Nabble doesn't allow you to resend your message to the mailing list.
-			The right way of doing this is to compose a new message, which will be sent as a new email.
-			You might want to delete your old pending messages in order to keep the forum clean and organized.
-			To find your pending messages, go to <b>Your Account > Account Settings > Pending Posts</b>.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		The most important thing is to make sure you are a subscriber.
-		If you haven't subscribed yet, do it and wait for confirmation.
-		Then follow the instruction to confirm.
-		If you don't remember whether you have subscribed before, subscribe again.
-		After you have confirmed a subscription, go back to your pending message and repost the message.
-		</p>
-
-		<h3>I am sure I have subscribed, but why is my message still pending?</h3>
-		<p>
-		A post to a mailing list will appear as pending right after being posted.
-		This is normal because it takes a few minutes for your post to get forwarded and processed by a mailing list server.
-		Usually, if you are a subscriber, after a few minutes, your pending message will get posted and the pending messages page will remove that post from the list.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		When you are a subscriber and you see a post pending for several hours after your have posted, it could be that the mailing list server is slow or unavailable.
-		Your post may be pending simply because the mailing list server has not processed it yet.
-		Try going to the mailing list website to see if it is slow. Don't post repeatedly. Try reposting in a day or two.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		Sometimes mailing lists may reject your message for format or editorial reasons. For example, some mailing lists
-		do not accept HTML formats, and some forbids certain language or content. Usually, the mailing list will reject
-		your post and email you a notice with an explanation. In such cases, go to the pending post to "Edit" it so that
-		it conforms with the mailing list requirement, then post again. Or, you can simply delete your post.
-		</p>
 	<%;}};
 	public static final Help moderation = new Help(
 		16, %>How do I remove SPAM or bad users from my forum?<%){public String answer(){return %>
@@ -234,46 +107,6 @@
 			However, you can disable anonymous posts for your forum by accessing the <b>Options > Users > Control anonymous users</b> action in the forum options menu.
 		</p>
 	<%;}};
-	public static final Help mailingListIntro = new Help(
-		17, %>What is a "mailing list"?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		A mailing list is an email forwarding service for subscribers. People set up a mailing list to distribute information about a certain topic. If you are interested in the topic, you can subscribe and then start receiving messages via email. You can also email your questions or relevant information to the mailing list which will then forward them to all other subscribers. Some people call "mailing list" the email discussion group.
-		</p>
-		<h2>Nabble provides a web archive/gateway to mailing lists.</h2>
-		<p>
-		Nabble works as a web archive to mailing lists to allow search and browsing. Also it allows web users to post messages through Nabble which then forwards it as an email to the mailing list. This means web users can join an email discussion through the web and all users are in sync.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		Nabble supports many mailing list software. For all the supported listserv software, Nabble conforms with the mailing list's subscription policy. This means that a user will need to become a subscriber to a mailing list before he can post through the Nabble web archive.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		<b>Please note:</b> being a registered Nabble user does not mean you are a subscriber to a mailing list. Each mailing list requires separate subscription.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help stopEmails = new Help(
-		18, %>Why do I receive emails after I made a post on Nabble? How to stop it?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		If you find yourself receiving many emails (not spam, just regular emails) after making a post on Nabble, don't worry, it can be easily fixed.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		What happened is that your were probably posting through Nabble to a "mailing list", also known as the email discussion group,
-		and it requires that you become a subscriber before you can post. You probably remember seeing the prompt to subscribe.
-		You have to do that in order for your post to go out, but as a result, you subscribed and that is why you are receiving
-		the emails. You should also have received an automatic email from Nabble with a link that you can click to stop
-		receiving emails. If you missed that email or don't remember, continue reading.
-		</p>
-		<h3>How to stop it?</h3>
-		<ol>
-		<li>Go to the forum where you posted a message.
-		<br/>If you remember where you posted, go there directly. If you don't, try to find your post first, then go up one level
-		to the forum level. Or, you can search Nabble by the email address of the mailing list. You can find the email address by
-		looking for the "to:" field in those unwanted emails that you received from the mailing list.
-		<br/><br/>
-		<li>Click the "mailing list options" link.
-		<br/>In the subsequent page you will find options to turn off email delievery or simply unsubscribe. Follow through
-		the instructions there.
-		</ol>
-	<%;}};
 	public static final Help stopAlert = new Help(
 		19, %>How do I stop an email alert?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
@@ -312,45 +145,6 @@
 			only the owner can create threads, but all members can reply to those threads.
 		</p>
 	<%;}};
-
-	public static final Help copy = new Help(
-		9, %>Isn't Nabble trying to copy and replace me?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Nabble wants to be useful and transparent.  If you feel shocked on seeing the Nabble mirror of your content,
-		please relax and be assured that the content is still yours, and you can delete it anytime. Then, before cursing
-		Nabble, try asking yourself:
-		</p>
-
-		<ul>
-		<li><p>Is Nabble useful?
-		<br>You probably will find the archive search useful. Nabble search is fast, and you can cross search all your
-		lists instead of searching each list or relying on Google's "site:archive url" search (which is a hack because
-		Google does not index all your posts, especially the new ones). What's more, some of your users may want a web
-		interface to read and post instead of using a cluttered email box. With Nabble, these users can talk from the
-		web and interact with the traditional email users seamlessly.
-		</p>
-		<li><p>Is Nabble taking users away from my site?
-		<br>We understand this concern. You put in effort to grow your users, and we have no right to get in between.
-		What we offer is an <a href="<%=Help.embed_what_how.url()%>" target="_top" rel="nofollow">"embeddable" forum</a>.
-		It means that you can customize the Nabble mirror to "embed" it into your website. The Nabble mirror will still be hosted at
-		Nabble, but you can control the look and feel so that it looks like a part of
-		your site, complete with your logo, style sheet, javascript, and even your ads.
-		</p>
-		<li><p>Is Nabble bypassing me?
-		<br>No. <a href="<%=Help.post.url()%>" target="_top" rel="nofollow">Nabble conforms with your subscription policy</a>.
-		This means if users want to post to your list via Nabble, they will have to join your list to become subscribers.
-		</p>
-		<li><p>What's in it for Nabble?
-		<br>Nabble wants to become the best place for online discussions. That's it for now. We don't know
-		yet how to make money.
-		</p>
-		</ul>
-		<p>
-		Keep in mind that by mirroring your discussion on Nabble, you could also expand your subscribers through
-		Nabble users. They may join your discussions and thus expand your membership.
-		They could also go from the discussion page to visit your website.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
 	public static final Help listSpam = new Help(
 		22, %>My list received spam from Nabble. What do I do to prevent it from happening again?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
@@ -400,15 +194,6 @@
 		Our SEO effort goes further beyond the usual tags and headers to advanced techniques such as URL encoding and PageRank distribution.
 		</p>
 	<%;}};
-	public static final Help mirror = new Help(
-		30, %>Can I mirror my groups on Nabble?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		If you own a discussion group such as Yahoo or Google group, you can mirror it on Nabble by using Nabble's mailing list archive feature. Nabble complements your existing group by providing a nice threaded view and a <a href="<%=Help.search.url()%>">powerful search</a>. What's more, if you have a quality group you may expand it by getting new users from Nabble.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		Most importantly, Nabble adds an extra layer of redundancy. With Nabble, you can download all your content for backup or moving purposes anytime you want. This means you will never get stuck with any forum provider including Nabble.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
 	public static final Help search = new Help(
 		31, %>What search features does Nabble provide?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
@@ -565,34 +350,15 @@
 		<p>Nabble supports proximity search -- that is, finding words that are a within a specific distance away from each other. To do a proximity search use the tilde, "~", symbol at the end of a Phrase. For example to search for a "apache" and "jakarta" within 10 words of each other in a document use: "jakarta apache"~10 </p>
 
 	<%;}};
-    public static final Help orphan = new Help(
-		34, %>What does "parent message unknown" mean?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Some messages that we receive from mailing lists don't have enough information for us to determine which message the message we received was in reply to.  In other words, we don't know the parent of that message.  So we mark the message with the image <img alt="Parent Message unknown" title="Parent Message unknown" width="13" height="14" src="/images/icon_orphan.png" style="vertical-align:middle; vertical-align: absmiddle;" border="0" /> and usually assign the first post in the thread as the parent.  This only matters in the "Threaded" view where you can see the structure of messages and their replies.
-		</p>
-	<%;}};
-	public static final Help security = new Help(
-		35, %>Does Nabble have a security policy for mailing lists?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-		Yes.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-		Javascript code is not allowed in Nabble's archive.
-		Thus, any code that may arrive with an email is blocked for your security.
-		Only the safe part of the message is displayed in the archive, and
-		we also show a warning that the JavaScript was blocked.
-		</p>
-		<p>Nabble also removes <b>&lt;style&gt;</b> tags because they might prevent messages from being displayed properly.</p>
-	<%;}};
 	public static final Help embed_what_how = new Help(
-		36, %>Embeddable Forum, Photo Gallery, News, Blog, Mailing List & Other Apps!<%){
+		36, %>Embeddable Forum, Photo Gallery, News, Blog & Other Apps!<%){
 		public String getMetaDescription() { return "Nabble has different embeddable applications, including free forum, photo gallery, news, blog and much more! All applications have no installation, no HTML hassle, just copy and paste of a small javascript code."; }
-		public String getMetaKeywords() { return "free, embeddable, forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, mailing list archive, easy, embedding, embedded, embed my forum, hosted, website, site, HTML"; }
+		public String getMetaKeywords() { return "free, embeddable, forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, easy, embedding, embedded, embed my forum, hosted, website, site, HTML"; }
 		public String answer(){return %>
 
 		<h2>All Nabble apps are naturally embeddable!</h2>
 
-		<p>Yes, with Nabble, you get an embeddable forum, embeddable photo gallery, embeddable news, embeddable blog, embeddable mailing list & archive... and there are more to come!</p>
+		<p>Yes, with Nabble, you get an embeddable forum, embeddable photo gallery, embeddable news & embeddable blog... and there are more to come!</p>
 		<p>All these embeddable apps are fully featured web applications. They all have full text search, user profile and access control, email subscription and integration, XML feed, moderation, CSS customization, unlimited uploading of pictures and files, threading, cataloging ... What's more, embedding a Nabble app is as easy as embedding a YouTube video - you just copy and paste a line of javascript code into your HTML page.</p>
 		<p>You may have seen some embeddable widgets, but Nabble's "embeddability" is far more advanced. A widget runs in a fixed frame, making the content either underflows or overflows (frame scrolling is your only option). In contrast, a Nabble embeddable app adjusts its height automatically and always fit seamlessly into your site.</p>
 
@@ -618,8 +384,8 @@
 	<%;}};
 	public static final Help embed_skin = new Help(
 		39, %>How can I customize the appearance of my embeddable application?<%){
-		public String getMetaDescription() { return "All Nabble applications are fully customizable. You can easily change the CSS stylesheet of your embeddable forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog and mailing list archives."; }
-		public String getMetaKeywords() { return "customizable, embeddable, forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, mailing list archive, css, skins, examples, simple, easy"; }
+		public String getMetaDescription() { return "All Nabble applications are fully customizable. You can easily change the CSS stylesheet of your embeddable forum, photo gallery, newspaper, or blog."; }
+		public String getMetaKeywords() { return "customizable, embeddable, forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, css, skins, examples, simple, easy"; }
 		public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
 			Go to "Options > Editor > Change appearance" link in your application.
@@ -1054,44 +820,6 @@
 		</ol>
 	<%;}};
 
-	public static final Help subscriptions = new Help(
-		45, %>Is it possible to post messages through email?<%){public String answer(){return %>
-		<p>
-			Yes. Nabble has email subscriptions that allow you to receive emails for each message
-			posted under a forum. If you reply to those emails, your response will be appended to
-			the discussion in the forum archive.
-		</p>
-		<p>
-			To subscribe to a forum, open the forum page and click on <i>Options > Subscribe via email</i>.
-			You can choose if you want to receive an email for each message posted or just new topics.
-		</p>
-
-		<h2>Detailed Explanation</h2>
-
-		<p>
-		All forums at Nabble have a built-in mailing list that people can use to communicate.
-		In other words, users can compose, read and reply to messages via email independently of the forum web interface.
-		</p>
-
-		<p>If you want to subscribe to a mailing list, open the forum interface and click on "Options > Subscribe via email" as seen below:</p>
-
-		<p><img src="/images/help/subscribe.png" alt="Subscribe via email"></p>
-
-		<p>Here you can see the options when you click on that link:</p>
-
-		<p><img src="/images/help/subscribe2.png" alt="Subscription options"></p>
-
-		<p><b>(1) Individual emails</b> - You receive one email for each new post under the forum. If you reply to such emails, your message will be archived as a new reply on the forum.</p>
-
-		<p><b>(2) Digest</b> - You receive one email with a summary of all posts created in the last 24 hours. You can't reply to this type of email.</p>
-
-		<p>To manage your subscriptions, click on your profile (top right corner), then click on "Personal Settings > Email Subscriptions". From that screen you can change and remove subscriptions.</p>
-
-		<h2>Posting via Email</h2>
-
-		<p>To know the email of a given forum, go to the forum and click on "Options > Post by email...". To prevent spam, forum addresses are unique for each user. So you can't get a forum address and send it to your friends (they must click on that link).</p>
-	<%;}};
-
 	public static final Help embed_js_options = new Help(
 		48, %>Can I change other behaviors of an embedded forum?<%){public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
@@ -1159,8 +887,8 @@
 
 	public static final Help online = new Help(
 		49, %>Is it possible to show which users are online?<%){
-		public String getMetaDescription() { return "Nabble applications display who is online when you browse forums, photo galleries, newspapers, blogs and mailing list archives."; }
-		public String getMetaKeywords() { return "online users, forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, mailing list archive, free forum, free blog, free photo gallery"; }
+		public String getMetaDescription() { return "Nabble applications display who is online when you browse forums, photo galleries, newspapers and blogs."; }
+		public String getMetaKeywords() { return "online users, forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, free forum, free blog, free photo gallery"; }
 		public String answer(){return %>
 		<p>
 			Yes, all Nabble applications (e.g., forum, photo gallery, newspaper, blog, etc.) have this feature.
@@ -1312,34 +1040,6 @@
 			<td>files</td>
 			<td>Files attached to this node. Creates one entry for each file. Contents are byte arrays encrypted using Base64 encoding.</td>
 			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>messageID</td>
-			<td>"Message ID" header of the email sent for this node (only for mailing list archives).</td>
-			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>isGuessedParent</td>
-			<td>true/false if Nabble had to guess the parent of this node (only for mailing list archives).</td>
-			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>mlAddress</td>
-			<td>Email address of the mailing list archived by this node (only for mailing list archives).</td>
-			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>mlUrl</td>
-			<td>Website URL of the mailing list archived by this node.</td>
-			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>mlPlainTextOnly</td>
-			<td>true/false if this mailing list accepts only plain-text emails.</td>
-			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>mlIgnoreNoArchive</td>
-			<td>true/false if Nabble should ignore the X-No-Archive header in emails sent to this mailing list archive.</td>
-			</tr>
-			<tr>
-			<td>mlServer</td>
-			<td>Mailing list server type (e.g., google groups, yahoo groups, mailman, etc.)</td>
-			</tr>
 			</table>
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