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		<title>By: MVS Turns Eight! Whoo!</title>
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		<description>[...] I was active on Brickboard, but I found that a) the search function was extremely frustrating to use (also known as &#8220;downright awful&#8221;), and b) the good stuff was getting lost in the sea of posts. Necessity is the mother of invention they say, and to me it was necessary to start a repository of 850 information. I wanted to pull out the good and set it apart from the rest. I actually would email Brickboard users who posted great fixes and tutorials and get their permission to use their writing on my page. I didn&#8217;t know it at the time, but I was creating what is now the Volvo Repair Database. [...]</description>
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