[JMS] Should JMS move to Facebook?

Don Buska - The Radio Lab Works don at radiolabworks.com
Fri Jan 19 17:31:40 EST 2018


Just wanted to jump in quickly.  First to say the responses have been 
great and I'm pleased to see that so many of our members are actively 
reading the reflector posts.  Second to address David's comments below.  
It is not my intention to make any changes to the JMS website.  That 
will stay as is and continue to provide useful Millen related 
information for years to come.

An early observation based on the replies so far.  Since so many are not 
FB users, nor have intentions of becoming users, I will keep the current 
qth.net reflector going for sure!  If Facebook gets added it will indeed 
be a supplement to our current offerings.  I have also looked at other 
services.  I do administrate a Yahoo Group for owners of the old 
Emergency Beacon 2M FM rigs - really not much work, hi.   Also looked at 
Groups.io which is free, but in order to get some really good 
administrative functions it might require a paid upgrade.

Keep the comments coming.  All are welcome.

73
Don N9OO

On 1/19/2018 4:11 PM, david at eppert.ca wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I would say that there is incredible value to us all in having both the
> current JMS site as well as Facebook.  JSM for reliable content and member
> communications and FB for dynamics and interactivity.
>
> The JMS site is organized and managed by few.  It houses most of the
> resources available to us today in a well-organized and structured way.
>
> Facebook is a very dynamic and interactive means of communicating and
> sharing our experiences with James Millen equipment.  These give the James
> Millen collectors and fans a way of sharing, learning, and trading Millen
> equipment, ideas, and support.
>
> Sure, the content in the JSM site could be moved to FB but it is redundant
> work and would take quite a bit of time and effort.
>
> I personally like visiting the JMS site and knowing where to look for what I
> am looking for without having to worry about things like FB changing the
> layout so it could have a fresh feel and having to re-find what I am looking
> for.
>
> Just my humble opinion.
>
> David VE7CN
>
>




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