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I think it''s kind of funny/ironic how the forum''s auto-glyph mechanism caught this guy''s msg. And no I won''t mention how it should have been put in the Help Wanted section (although I totally understand why someone would choose to post here anyways ).

joeG

What are your opinions on allowing this kind of messages? Should we allow them here or should we just throw them away?

The poster put the same message in the Help Wanted section, too. Perhaps he felt it would be lost in the mass of posts there, and he''d get a better response putting the ad up in the most relevant forum.

Personally I think this forum is for discussion of Java programming topics, specifically as relevant to game programming, and should stay that way. Perhaps the Help Wanted section could be more compartmentalized by discipline, and then employers won''t feel compelled to post in the discussion forums.

Funny, I just heard an ad on the radio for these guys here in Boston not 5 minutes ago...

Creepy.

I would prefer if this stuff was not in here. It makes sense to put it here, but it detracts from the forum. I would agree with SteveMeister that it may be good to have catagories under Help Wanted.

kphelps would probably prefer to post to a ''Java Guru Employment'' catagory anyway...

I have to agree with everyone else... It''s understandable that he would want to post here, but if everyone and their grandmother who was looking for java programmers would begin to post here. I think the msg board would lose it''s purpose by doing so... My 2 cents.

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