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Lets see....We have a newbie that doesn't like this forum, so he is going to start his own. I'm glad for a free world.

Newbie, I think you need to know a few things. One, this forum is unmoderated and a lot of people like it that way. Two, there are other forums that are available that are moderated like RCU and RCGroups.

Good luck with your forum, but what do you offer that is not already available? I have seen a lot of forums die a quick death because of lack of participation.

Again good luck.

Dan Thompson

Not to mention it's pretty much truck/car/buggy oriented. (and very plain looking)

"I don't like the way you guys are doing things so i'm going to do it completely differently, where I can be the boss"

TANSTAAFL

Marge doesn't like it when I refer to her as my "ride". Could we maybe post pictures of our model airplanes instead?

"And everyone gets a free hug when they log on"

Nazi.

"The beatings will continue until the morale improves"

Good luck with that.

Hi Mac, Good luck with it - Don't let the naysayers bother you. Most don't contribute anything but negativity ;) I'm off to check it out.

:(

The smart money doesn't put something online until it has been thoroughly tested and wrung out. Reason: early visitors will say, "Oh, yeah, I've been there -- wasn't much to it," and the word gets around. You want early visitors to say, "Wow! this is fantastic -- check it out!" instead.

But mainly, you'll need what the marketing community refers to as a "unique selling proposition," that is, something that no other site offers or does as well. Without that, history predicts that it'll end up being just you and your cronies.

Good luck, though.

I love newsgroup format. so fast, threaded, etc.

~S

Me too.. Too bad 99% of the modelers out there either:

A) Don't know about usenet

-or-

B) Don't like usenet.