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Best Aquarium Forum?
What are some of the popular aquarium forums online? Newsgroups are good,
but I imagine since I don't see to many new msgs, that people are going to forums... skoiboy |
Best Aquarium Forum?
reefcentral.com
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Best Aquarium Forum?
The newsgroups are the most effective process. IMHO, stay
here. Forums, Yahoo Groups, whatever, are just bad public policy. Private forums are such a huge and ill considered negative. They are diffuse (too many of them), they are subject to having their archives purged, they are subject to just going away, taking any "learning" done there away forever. They are, to a one, businesses - they answer to a different God. For me, forums are strictly browse-only. If I need to discuss, here is where that would happen. Newsgroups are quite these days, mostly because the "high-production" period of aquaria science on the web is over. The web enabled allot of communication in the early 90's, and allot of things got refined, if not settled out completely. The various FAQs are really quite good now, and you can research quite a bit using Google Groups and standard web searches. So, here you get people who can't, or won't, map their problem into the existing archives, newbies, trolls, etc. But, quite a few "high-powered" individuals are caught on the list now and again. Most can't be bothered answering the same questions over and over, but when they do choose to engage on a subject, you probably want to be around. ***************************** Zerotwist wrote: What are some of the popular aquarium forums online? Newsgroups are good, but I imagine since I don't see to many new msgs, that people are going to forums... skoiboy |
Best Aquarium Forum?
"Bill Kirkpatrick" wrote in message
news:z_VVb.29116 The newsgroups are the most effective process. IMHO, stay here. Forums, Yahoo Groups, whatever, are just bad public Vbulletin stuff is good. Unfortunately, Usenet is beyond the capability of most internet users. Personally, I made my first usenet post in 1992, however I am quite certain my question will be answered up to 1000 percent faster on a forum like reef central. Yes, usenet is better, however a small fraction of the total marine hobbiest uses it or even knows about it. |
Best Aquarium Forum?
"Zerotwist" zero wrote in message
... What are some of the popular aquarium forums online? Newsgroups are good, but I imagine since I don't see to many new msgs, that people are going to forums... skoiboy http://www.aqualinkwebforum.com/6/ubb.x is a good one. -- Harald 130 g Skimmerless SW Tank 290 lbs/6" DSB 70 lbs LR 3 B/G Chromis, 1 Tomato Clown, 1 Lawnmower Blenny, 1 Foxface, 1 Blue Regal, 1 Cleaner Wrasse, 1 soft coral. 33 gal Skimmerless SW Nano 80 lbs/6" DSB 39 lbs LR, 1 - Yellow Wrasse, 1 Decorated FireFish, 1 Bangaii Cardinal |
Best Aquarium Forum?
www.Aquamojo.com I moderate the aquarium maintenance section of this forum. I will have to say this forum has a good following of intelligent hobbiest. They specialize in Central and South American Cichlids. Aquacare --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.580 / Virus Database: 367 - Release Date: 2/6/2004 |
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