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Hey, I was just happy that they finally got rid of that pixelated logo of the dog.
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1-28-2007 @5:26PM Cheryl said... If you go to Chowhound now you will see the controversy has mostly gone away. It seems that the new site was rolled out without adequate notice and was quite buggy at first. The bugs are being fixed quickly and most of us have gone back to posting on "chowish" topics.
Note: click on the arrow next to the boards topic heading to get to the familiar boards listings.
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1-28-2007 @8:19PM Dave said... Is it me, or does it look like it's trying to imitate Burger King now?
Not that I hate the Whopper, but surely Chowhound must have something original to create. But then again, Draconian licensing issues and all that... =p
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