chris
(Chris Dellaway)
August 16, 2021, 2:51pm
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Hi @Damian_N_A
Yet the very first thing you post in a community forum is one that does not generate compassion or a willingness to help you, it does not include a problem statement or any details.
Vitriol to towards the company is better directed to Contact Us | MongoDB
Contrary to @Stennie_X ’s response I would recommend that you first read a few topics, then come back and post a topic to the community.
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