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Daisy wrote:Possum wrote:... I still have my Z, I will never sell it.. so legally im still welcome????
I don't think there are enough of us left to make a quorum, so we can't vote you out.
Daisy wrote:Possum wrote:... I still have my Z, I will never sell it.. so legally im still welcome????
I don't think there are enough of us left to make a quorum, so we can't vote you out.
billwest wrote:The forum I manage(d) is gone, taken over by the pro-FB clan. They think they can do a better job.
I got shunted out of the webmaster's role.
Gone is the message board with many write-ups for now.
More time for me .....
dutchy wrote:White bikes are awesome
billwest wrote:Yeah well, good luck, Glen.
I too have lost friendships over the facefark thing, don't ride as much anymore because of it.
I organise a couple of rides per year here with like-minded people, but that may be dying out as well.
At least some of my sons ride, and we ride together every so often.
I still don't do farcefark, have no account. Apparently I miss out on family stuff that gets posted, but it is no big deal. If they really want me to know things, they can email me, or visit even.
Daisy wrote:Sorry to see you giving up for the second time Glen.
The first being when you allowed yourself to be assimilated.
I'm going to camp here and wait for faecesbook to self destruct. A feeble hope maybe, but better than no hope.
Glen wrote: .......... People struggle these days because they simply just don’t talk to people and that’s what Facebook destroys .........
dutchy wrote:White bikes are awesome
Glen wrote:I think unfortunately it's time to announce a time of death...
MadKaw wrote:No need to leave though, just hang in there and post up whatever your doing. Hopefully it will get others posting, like this...
Daisy wrote:We can't lose the archive of knowledge that members have spent many years building, and something faecesbook can't do.
Daisy wrote:That said, younger people don't seem as interested in murdercycles these days ...
Mister_T wrote:The knowledge is still around, it is just accessed differently.
I'm no fan of Farcebook and I don't have an account there and I probably miss out on some useful aspects, but I think that with each iteration of technology the knowledge-to-noise ratio has declined.
Bikes are a bit of a luxury item these days.
dutchy wrote:White bikes are awesome
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