[AT] atis bulletin board gone?

[charlie hill]

Spencer, I spend a good bit of time on bulletin boards, primarily 
AllisChalmers.com but I've just never been able to get yours to work right. 
I admit that I haven't tried in a long time and I believe the last time I 
did I couldn't log in so I tried to sign up again and it told me I was 
already subscribed.  Don't hold me to that but that is what I remember. 
Anyway, the times I was able to get into your bulletin board there wasn't 
anything there.  When I looked and saw that the last post was days, maybe 
weeks prior I didn't bother to stick around.  Anyway,  I hope you can get it 
running right (maybe it is) and that it will become very popular.  When I 
can confirm that then I'll check it out again.   There is nothing new about 
Bulletin board technology.  AllisChalmers.com, Red Power and Antique tractor 
have been on it for a long time.

Charlie

-----Original Message----- 
From: Spencer Yost
Sent: Thursday, May 26, 2011 11:39 AM
To: Antique tractor email discussion group
Subject: Re: [AT] atis bulletin board gone?

One main benefit to the bulletin board:  embedding pictures within the 
posting/topics and searchable without rafts of work for me.   To see an 
example of embedded pictures,  refer to my thread asking how to drive a 
particular seal in the main tractor forum.


I'm a card carrying member of the old curmudgeon club too,  but sometimes 
newer really is better.  There are a bunch of really good reasons none of us 
use our old Studebakers as a daily driver.  None of those reasons have to do 
with Studebakers being bad cars. The reasons all have to do with an 
ever-changing world.

Just give the forums and honest, patient try.   I promise you'll like them 
as you get used to them.

Spencer

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