then you'll love www.bigtrailie.co.uk
same team, same familiar members, just a new name without the advertising and corporate bulsh1t.
go on, pop in and say hello, you know you want to
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Sorry you felt that way Craig, it's something I never experienced.CRAIGREVO wrote:I never stopped using the @ forum because of the adverts or the corporate bullshit. It was more to do with the clicks and in jokes that made it feel a bit like a private members club.
+1CRAIGREVO wrote:I never stopped using the @ forum because of the adverts or the corporate bullshit. It was more to do with the clicks and in jokes that made it feel a bit like a private members club.
That's exactly what we want it to be, except everyones invited to become a private member and be "in" on the jokes and for me that's the club feel that xrv lost. As far as content is concerned, its only as good as it's membership puts into it, we want people with fresh ideas and new subject matter, some of the threads started started in bigtrailie are stuff you've seen before, an empty forum was never going to attract anyone.CRAIGREVO wrote:made it feel a bit like a private members club.
+another 1.knobblywobbly wrote:+1CRAIGREVO wrote:I never stopped using the @ forum because of the adverts or the corporate bullshit. It was more to do with the clicks and in jokes that made it feel a bit like a private members club.
Craig, I always remember you as being quite and active member and pretty inclusive to what went on over thereCRAIGREVO wrote:I never stopped using the @ forum because of the adverts or the corporate bullshit. It was more to do with the clicks and in jokes that made it feel a bit like a private members club.
Bit like another forum I can think of :whistle: and no not this one (thumbs)CRAIGREVO wrote:I never stopped using the @ forum because of the adverts or the corporate bullshit. It was more to do with the clicks and in jokes that made it feel a bit like a private members club.
I was and I did enjoy it, but I saw to many great threads go unnoticed with barely a reply. Yet if the right people posted "I had toast for breakfast" it would quickly become a 25 page thread on the joys of toast.digitalcaptive wrote:Craig, I always remember you as being quite and active member and pretty inclusive to what went on over thereCRAIGREVO wrote:I never stopped using the @ forum because of the adverts or the corporate bullshit. It was more to do with the clicks and in jokes that made it feel a bit like a private members club.