I notice one small difference, which was confusing me when writing a reference to a node.
Previously, we had our addresses as 
index.pl?node_id=xxxxxx&lastnode_id=yyyyyy

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Now, the addresses look like
index.pl?lastnode_id=yyyyyy&node_id=xxxxxx

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I have to be careful when I want to quote a node.

update
Just to clarify. When I quote a node, I always use the [id://xxxx] notation. I wanted to say that the addresses I look at to get such number are changed. It's just a visual change for the human reader. My browser is happy enough :)

BTW, this post was entered as a comment to Side-effects of the Server Move and it came out unespectedly as root node. Root in which section? Couldn't find out.

update 7-May-2002 (!) At last, now the node is under the right parent. Thanks, kudra.
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In reply to Re: Side-effects of the Server Move by gmax
in thread Side-effects of the Server Move by dws

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