FWIW AFAIK - solotripping began with a static link to QJ and today I found a good excuse to return the favor as best I can.
I've never looked at other boards as competition but I understand why people might. Yet there has always been a broader community full of individuals looking to follow their bliss with a goal and a purpose. I expect certain crossover visitors appreciate efficiency or a certain flavor or whatever. Some just gobble up whatever info they can. A few share what they know or gleaned wherever they see fit.
What was the old SNL joke? You can never add too much water? There's a whole slew of canoe camping type forums. Some seem to have been still born and exist on life support, some survive and grow, some simply continue to smell funny while others simply disappear. There's a kind-of a natural ebb and flow going on for those who pay attention. There's some really good plain ol' personal sites too if you know where to look.
Personally, currently, my greatest fear is if myccr.com actually slips into limbo land on the 7th. (It's been limping lately and not all registrars play fair ya know.) I'd consider that a major loss to the broader paddling community as a whole.
I have often wished that Quiet Journey could be expanded to include a greater geographic area. I enjoy the feel of the site and good nature of those who post here. Even though I wish that the area represented could be extended I would hate to see anything happen to change the look, feel and flavor of this site, so I'll just enjoy what I've got! smiley=dankk2.gif]
I haven't been over there in a while, is that still the ongoing issue?
The last official word I know of is Richard's posts in (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links). Starting post and pg8. That's the public face on it anyway.
Funny thing. Along with the well wishers and ravens, there is a spam post locked in that thread.
Posted by: Debbie Posted on: Apr 3rd, 2007 at 12:06am
Personally, currently, my greatest fear is if myccr.com actually slips into limbo land on the 7th. (It's been limping lately and not all registrars play fair ya know.) I'd consider that a major loss to the broader paddling community as a whole.
Agreed. That is a good forum, with a large community and a lot of info. Richard (their db), burned himself out not long ago trying to bear the whole burden himself. I haven't been over there in a while, is that still the ongoing issue?
Posted by: L.T.sully - Ex Member Posted on: Apr 2nd, 2007 at 2:32pm
I'll take note of the lhrimages one I like his site. I noticed it is set up the exact same way as QJ. However all I bring along for photography is my small camera. And I don't solo in the bwca so that site isn't right for me.
FWIW AFAIK - solotripping began with a static link to QJ and today I found a good excuse to return the favor as best I can.
I've never looked at other boards as competition but I understand why people might. Yet there has always been a broader community full of individuals looking to follow their bliss with a goal and a purpose. I expect certain crossover visitors appreciate efficiency or a certain flavor or whatever. Some just gobble up whatever info they can. A few share what they know or gleaned wherever they see fit.
What was the old SNL joke? You can never add too much water? There's a whole slew of canoe camping type forums. Some seem to have been still born and exist on life support, some survive and grow, some simply continue to smell funny while others simply disappear. There's a kind-of a natural ebb and flow going on for those who pay attention. There's some really good plain ol' personal sites too if you know where to look.
Personally, currently, my greatest fear is if myccr.com actually slips into limbo land on the 7th. (It's been limping lately and not all registrars play fair ya know.) I'd consider that a major loss to the broader paddling community as a whole.
Posted by: Kawishiway Posted on: Apr 2nd, 2007 at 2:50am