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So my iRacing subscription is expired. Forum access is denied, so
it's hard to keep up with developments. Are there any other discussion forums out there where I can keep informed? Pat Dotson |
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> Are there any other discussion forums out there where I can keep
> informed? Surprisingly, Live For Speed Off Topic has single thread for iRacing, but it's long. I'm not sure how informative it is. I haven't checked the new RSC forum in a few months, so don't know about activity there. That's part of the issue of not allowing the forum to be read only to the public. |
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> So my iRacing subscription is expired. Forum access is denied, so
> it's hard to keep up with developments. http://www.nogripracing.com/forum/fo...play.php?f=116 ...is pretty active. When I was between subscriptions I found quite a few places with iRacing sections, but few of them had enough posts to bother visiting. The VirtualR blog can be useful. http://www.virtualr.net/ Andrew McP |
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On Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:11:26 -0700, rcgldr wrote:
> That's part of the issue of not allowing the forum to be read only > to the public. > Exactly, a "visitors"-Section on their forum might be a useful addition. |
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"Uwe" > wrote in message ... > On Mon, 14 Jun 2010 18:11:26 -0700, rcgldr wrote: > >> That's part of the issue of not allowing the forum to be read only >> to the public. >> > > Exactly, a "visitors"-Section on their forum might be a useful addition. > Or read only vis section via the "announcements" would be smart. |
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"Andrew MacPherson" > wrote in message ... > (Uwe) wrote: > >> Exactly, a "visitors"-Section on their forum might be a useful >> addition. > > There is a new forum on the way, so hopefully this will be an option. I > certainly > think they need it as a way of allowing people to ask questions without > joining. > > Of course they may still choose not to do this. It would probably need to > be fairly > tightly moderated, because iRacing still attracts a lot of negativity... > much of it > at least partially justified. And that could easily end up making it > distorted to > the fanboy side of balanced. It'd be a tricky one for iRacing to get > right, so it > might be easier for them to just not bother. :-) > > Andrew McP I don't think they would allow you to post, maybe they would? but "read only" (like so many sites do when you don't log on) would be good enough IMHO. |
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Hey Patricia, NEVER START A SENTENCE WITH "SO" YOU IGNORANT JAGOFF
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