willshak wrote:
Curious Bob wrote:
Hi All,

Hoping for some advice. I have an Alley way which my neighbours say is
causing damp along their wall. They believe it is being caused by the
alley way having only a dirt floor and not concrete. My wall facing the
alley way has been fine. I do not have any signs of damp or smells of
damp. Is there likely to be any truth in this and will a concrete
floor be
better than the existing dirt?

Any advice would be appreciated.

There were 7 responses to this question from 6 AHR members.
The Homeowners HUB only posted 4 of the good responses on their site.
The 3 negative responses were not deleted from their site.

Sorry, again I made an error. Delete the "not" in that sentence. The
above line should read "were deleted from their site".

Therefore, telling any homeownershub poster to change to a newsserver is
a waste of time. They won't get the message.

I have a question that may, or may not, keep our questions from
appearing on these thieving sites. My question is directed to the those
who are familiar with copyrights.
Can we copyright our questions and answers in this forum with the proper
notice?
Perhaps in the sig line?
My former employer keeps up with me by email and on every post he has
this warning at the bottom of the email.

"PERSONAL & CONFIDENTIAL
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confidential material. Any disclosure, copying, distribution or other
use of, or taking of any action in reliance upon, information contained
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recipient(s) is prohibited. Any misdirection or other error in the
transmission of this information is not and shall not be considered a
waiver of any applicable privileges. If you have received this
transmission in error, please immediately notify the sender and destroy
the original transmission and its attachments without saving,
distributing or copying in any manner".




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Bill
In Hamptonburgh, NY
In the original Orange County. Est. 1683
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