Ask and ye shall receive.

[Chad Peter]

Now that the great experiment of a Slack workspace didn’t exactly succeed, here we are again… back where it all started. Like a warm glove.

A forum.

[Lance]

I’m baaack!!!

[Ornsack]

The retroness of all this makes me want to put MSN and MySpace links in my signature.

[Chad Peter]

I'm still not convinced that people aren't shut out of the forums for random reasons. I had to approve all of your posts, for instance, and I'm not entirely sure why. Are you able to post now?

[Lance]

I think so, will know in a minute.

Look as like it’s working now.

[Bryan]

Hey now, you’re an all star…

[Chad Peter]

That was far too difficult.

Lank says we should ditch the forums and just do the facebook group.

I say we burn Lank at the stake.

[Lance]

Yeah, the Facebook group that pops up about once a year… innovation does not always mean better, traditional does not always mean outdated. All of social media has roots in forums and chat rooms. Big social media has its place and functions, but this just feels more personal.

[Ornsack]

Yeah in theory the Facebook one makes perfect sense but I guess with social media it's all a bit "You have a notification and if you don't respond now you'll forget forever".

Where-as with this and Slack I have it in my bookmarks so every few days as I'm making my way through them I'll dedicate some time to going through the posts.

[Chad Peter]

And here I'm just waiting for myspace to make a comeback...