Post by Administrator on Nov 20, 2007 12:48:41 GMT 8
If your team is contemplating on a website/forum then you guys must have a good membership following by now. This is good for teams organized enough and has a good administrative heirarchy and succession. These teams have a fixed set of club rules and game rules. Its useless to have a team/club website/forum if it isnt being used and visited by members. It also has to be maintained by one to answer inquiries from members and interested parties. This someone has to be able to keep member conversation in check.
Its a public website and everyone can read what you guys wrote down. You never know who might be visiting your forum and read stuff you wrote down.
Inactive websites/forums are taken down/off from the roster of team forums below.
If you have a membership of less than 50 and half of that dont have internet access... it might not be the right time for this yet. You'll end up with ten active forum members horsing around saying nonsense and posting God knows what in your forums.
Big organized teams/clubs are capable of guiding newbies appropriately, thats why we sometimes refer newbies to the forum links of their websites below. We trust that these newbies dont become a headache to the airsofting community under their supervisions.
From sir denski MP of FAS
Its a public website and everyone can read what you guys wrote down. You never know who might be visiting your forum and read stuff you wrote down.
Inactive websites/forums are taken down/off from the roster of team forums below.
If you have a membership of less than 50 and half of that dont have internet access... it might not be the right time for this yet. You'll end up with ten active forum members horsing around saying nonsense and posting God knows what in your forums.
Big organized teams/clubs are capable of guiding newbies appropriately, thats why we sometimes refer newbies to the forum links of their websites below. We trust that these newbies dont become a headache to the airsofting community under their supervisions.
From sir denski MP of FAS
