Geniescience
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how to recover recent threads too
the following is one method I know to get recently deleted information back. It is a manual method working for individual threads or subjects or usernames.
Using the advanced search feature in Google (or I guess any search engine), type in
1. a user name,
2. a keyword or two, that will limit the search to electrical subjects
3. the website name (Google has a field for that so you don't write the web site name in to the general search field, instead you go to that field saying "only return results from the site or domain _________________")
An example of the three elements
-- "Bob NH" (later, try again using jadnashua)
-- breaker or panel or wiring
-- return results from the site or domain terrylove.com
this produces 1,650 and 3,400 results with each of the two usernames above. Too many, because of overlap (both people posted in the same thread) and because some of these threads are in the Remodel Forum or another.
Then, to get a thread (all of it), click on Google's cached version. This will only be valid for a few more days (weeks?), as Google updates its cache all the time.
Copy and paste.
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David
p.s. Retrieved in Google's cache (Google picked it up on June 14th)
Subject line: Joe Tedesco, Moderator of this Electrical Forum
Body: I will Moderate this forum, and will not permit any messages that are not in the best interests of electrical safety.
Up until now many of the previous answers may have been given to those without the necessary knowledge, experience, and understanding related to being a qualified person.
I will appreciate your cooperation.
Please complete your profile, N/A is of no value, we will need to know who you are and if you are a qualified person.
__________________
Joe Tedesco, Moderator
the following is one method I know to get recently deleted information back. It is a manual method working for individual threads or subjects or usernames.
Using the advanced search feature in Google (or I guess any search engine), type in
1. a user name,
2. a keyword or two, that will limit the search to electrical subjects
3. the website name (Google has a field for that so you don't write the web site name in to the general search field, instead you go to that field saying "only return results from the site or domain _________________")
An example of the three elements
-- "Bob NH" (later, try again using jadnashua)
-- breaker or panel or wiring
-- return results from the site or domain terrylove.com
this produces 1,650 and 3,400 results with each of the two usernames above. Too many, because of overlap (both people posted in the same thread) and because some of these threads are in the Remodel Forum or another.
Then, to get a thread (all of it), click on Google's cached version. This will only be valid for a few more days (weeks?), as Google updates its cache all the time.
Copy and paste.
-
David
p.s. Retrieved in Google's cache (Google picked it up on June 14th)
Subject line: Joe Tedesco, Moderator of this Electrical Forum
Body: I will Moderate this forum, and will not permit any messages that are not in the best interests of electrical safety.
Up until now many of the previous answers may have been given to those without the necessary knowledge, experience, and understanding related to being a qualified person.
I will appreciate your cooperation.
Please complete your profile, N/A is of no value, we will need to know who you are and if you are a qualified person.
__________________
Joe Tedesco, Moderator
