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Question Posted Monday July 26 2004, 10:14 am

I have noticed that there is a significant amount of advice that is harmful or potentially dangerous (aside from the blatantly obvious) do the moderators do anything (i.e. disclaimers) to filter. Just curious...

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advicenator_admin answered Monday July 26 2004, 6:15 pm:
We have disclaimers on the website warning users that they might get bad advice. Not everyone takes this site seriously, and to be honest that's fine with me, sometimes I don't even take this site seriously and it's my site.

Most people are giving good, healthy advice, and that's what's important. People have to be smart enough to decide what's right and what's not.

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