Motogeezer1949_imp
Road warrior
Thread starter
I started a new page yesterday.
CB1100DLX Face Book Group
Join up if you like
CB1100DLX Face Book Group
Join up if you like
New Face Book Page
- Thread starter Motogeezer1949_imp
- Start date
Do you have a link to the page, Motogeezer?
gossman_imp
Been there
Can CB1100A's join up?
Motogeezer1949_imp
Road warrior
Thread starter
Cool, just get on FB and type the name. It'll take you right to it.
All welcome
All welcome
gossman_imp
Been there
Couldn't find it
rboe
Road warrior
Me either, too many other groups.
Motogeezer1949_imp
Road warrior
Thread starter
I'm on Facebook (rarely). Honestly, I'm not all that enamored with it. I appreciate the suggestion, but at this point in time have little desire to create a Facebook page associated with this forum.Capo_imp said:
Sounds like Motogeezer has a start on a CB1100 Facebook outlet for those who are interested in that option and that's fine by me.
emptysea
Road warrior
I am a frequent FB user. I enjoy it very much for keeping in touch with friends and the activities in their lives. I think that the new Facebook group could be a nice supplement to this forum, but I do worry that it would become a replacement of this forum for some users. I hope we are able to keep the forum and the FB Group in balance and harmony. Namaste.
DGShannon_imp
Been there
Same here. Little to no use for Facebook. However, I find the "Communities", such as the World Motorcycle Community (Google Workspace Updates: New community features for Google Chat and an update on Currents) on Google Plus to be great. You can have members, sub-sections to post into, etc. Pretty much everything you get with forum software (such as used here) can be done in a Google+ Community for free, and with a whole lot less maintenance hassle on the part of the owner.Guth_imp said:
I have managed large motorcycle forums in the past, and know what a royal pain in the rear it can be. Something to think about if you ever want to simplify.
gossman_imp
Been there
to find it on FB you need to put "facebook group" after the CB1100dlx
Same here. Little to no use for Facebook.DGShannon_imp said:
Same here.
ride4now_imp
Road warrior
I like FB... a great way to keep in touch with old and 'scattered' friends plus those kids who can't seem to stay in one place. I'll check out the page. Note, there is another FB page for the CB1100, but it's very quiet.
Ok.... I had to use the link to find it and have requested membership. A general search from my FB page didn't work. You might want to ensure that it's 'easily searchable'.
Ok.... I had to use the link to find it and have requested membership. A general search from my FB page didn't work. You might want to ensure that it's 'easily searchable'.
Motogeezer1949_imp
Road warrior
Thread starter
Face Book is obviously not for everyone. I like it, it's enabled me to meet thousands of people with interests similar to mine. I've met lots of artists, designers, old friends, school chums and riders, male and female. I suppose my interests and social appetite are broader ranged than most. There's no way it could take the place of this forum, there's too much good information and great people here. So, no one's forcing anyone to do anything, if you don't want to try it, leave it be. Either way, enjoy the ride!
The Spaceman_imp
Road warrior
Do I have to join FaceBook to see the content?
I tried to view it and it asked me to login. I assume that means you need an account.The Spaceman_imp said:
rboe
Road warrior
You can arrange to have your page/photographs open to the public or to just members. If it's just members you can set your security settings to everybody, friends of friends or just friends and from what I understand, to just members of that page.
I got sucked into Facebook when I created an account to test web filtering in a lab. Had to make sure FB came through. Connected with old high school friends (some, it was great to hear from again but they had turned into wacko's ), met new friends, especially motorcycling types from all over the world. I also use it to post dog agility pictures from trials so I have all these dog people as friends because I capture their dogs in action. Once I retire I may have to charge for that!
But it's just a tool. Like any tool, to get the most out of it takes some skills, and not all tools are for everyone. It it interesting to see how some people grew and got better and a bit depressing how others turned sour and down right sad how life ended being so cruel to some.
I got sucked into Facebook when I created an account to test web filtering in a lab. Had to make sure FB came through. Connected with old high school friends (some, it was great to hear from again but they had turned into wacko's
), met new friends, especially motorcycling types from all over the world. I also use it to post dog agility pictures from trials so I have all these dog people as friends because I capture their dogs in action. Once I retire I may have to charge for that!But it's just a tool. Like any tool, to get the most out of it takes some skills, and not all tools are for everyone. It it interesting to see how some people grew and got better and a bit depressing how others turned sour and down right sad how life ended being so cruel to some.
VTR1000F_imp
Running like a top
Facebook has few important drawbacks I hate. Lack of search is one of them. When you write something, it moves back and after time it is gone forewer. I joined and added a picture of my bike but II´m deffinitely staying here on great CB forum.
Jan
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