Where are the forums?
By Michael on September 18, 2007 at 4:55 pm | In Blog Posts |The forums haven’t gone anywhere — they are right here, from which I quote:
We are going to decommission this discussion area. We are doing it for a few reasons. One, there just isn’t that much activity here and we don’t really use it for much on an official basis. Two, we’d like to start opening up comments on the blog posts. People are very used to that form of interaction. Three, we’d like you to consider writing an occasional blog post for the blog! If you register and ask us, we’ll promote you to a Contributor. You can write blog posts and if we like ‘em, we’ll put them on the blog.
There are tons of great astronomy discussion forums on the web, such as the Bad Astronomy and Universe Today Forum. Feel free to suggest others in the comments. We’d like to bring discussion here at Slacker Astronomy back into the blog, so please don’t be afraid to get discussions going in the comments of blog posts.
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So the underlying message is “We are Blog, you will be assimilated!”
Doug
Comment by dougwelch — September 18, 2007 #
Shame to see the forums go, although considering how little it was used.
Getting users to make blog posts sounds like a great way to bring in new content. While I may not have an astronomy education I will comment and contribute to the discussions from such posts.
Comment by OptimusShr — September 18, 2007 #
We’re not in a hurry to delete the discussion forums, so if they refuse to die, so be it!
Comment by michael — September 18, 2007 #