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Peer Review: A431957 - Self-Injury
missbetts Started conversation Nov 25, 2003
Entry: Self-Injury - A431957
Author: American Pain Addict - U152192
just read this entry and as a self harmer i think it could be educatibg for people who livlive with self harmers.
A431957 - Self-Injury
Sea Change Posted Nov 26, 2003
Do you yourself have Deb Mortenson's permission, and do you know if she agrees with the BBCi terms for copywright and publishability?
A431957 - Self-Injury
frenchbean Posted Nov 26, 2003
Ah, good one Sea Change: I was just going to ask that question...
Once we know it's okay, I'll be back with comments...
F/b
A431957 - Self-Injury
missbetts Posted Nov 26, 2003
ooops sorry no i dont, guess i didnt read the rules properly, sorry for bothering you.
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. Posted Jan 21, 2004
No, it shouldn't. Does anyone fancy removing it? There is already an edited guide entry on Self Injury that has been around for about 2 years - A603901. (There's also the copyright problem with this entry and the fact that you can see all the GuideML/HTML tags.)
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J Posted Feb 2, 2004
*watching the Superbowl*
What do you want Niwt?
Oh. Right. Propose move back to entry.
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. Posted Feb 2, 2004
Yeah. That would be cool. Now we need a seconder.
*offers 
to those willing to second*
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Cyzaki Posted Feb 2, 2004
I thought I was proposing a move aaaaages ago?
I'll second anyhoo, but I won't do the e-mail 
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J Posted Feb 2, 2004
Nope. You didn't spell it out. You have to spell it out for people like me.
I'll email.
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. Posted Feb 6, 2004
Well congratulations to both of you anyway, something has been done.
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