[CQ-Contest] Is it time for a new cq-contest forum format?

[Joe]

   I for one, if it went to a web page based format. I'm gone, I'm done, 
I'm outta here.

Just like a web based E Mail I would stop all e mail completely if I had 
to go with a web based e mail system.

Ultra slow, and have to actually make an effort to go and read crap. so 
90% of the time it never happens. where now it all is neatly delivered 
to you.

Now if like a yahoo group[ where you can have both fine. let the web 
page folk have their page and e mail folk still have their e mail both 
are happy.
But web based only and I'm done.
Joe WB9SBD
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On 12/19/2015 9:29 AM, Barry wrote:
> Sorry to interrupt the "please copy" discussion, but...
>
> I wonder what everyone thinks about transitioning this 1980s-style 
> email list over to a modern web-based forum format such as vBulletin?
>
> Advantages:
> -Real-time posting, so that someone's question doesn't get 15 almost 
> identical replies caused by the multi-hour delay from the time a post 
> is made until it is approved for distribution
> -An easier way to follow a topic, seeing all previous, relevant posts 
> on the topic in a logical sequence
> -An easier way to follow a topic, as each subject is in its own thread
> -Easy access to archives and search
> -Ability to easily skip threads/posts that don't interest you.
>
> With all the tech-savvy people that participate here, I'm surprised 
> this hasn't been addressed before, or has it?  The 3830scores web site 
> was a great improvement over the earlier 3830 list.  Why not the same 
> for cq-contest - your thoughts?
>
> Barry W2UP
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