View Full Version : How can we get more people to post?
Any ideas on this?
I think everyone would like to see this site grow.
Feel free to post any ideas you may have to improve the site.
johnej
12-30-2003, 08:43 PM
I sort of lurk, although I have posted a couple of times. I really have no good idea as to how to get the site to grow. What would be nice, is to see how many people are logged in versus guests. Also to have some chat rooms maybe??
Originally posted by johnej
I sort of lurk, although I have posted a couple of times. I really have no good idea as to how to get the site to grow. What would be nice, is to see how many people are logged in versus guests. Also to have some chat rooms maybe?? I will get us a chat room ones we have 3,000 members :D Thanks for the tip.
Originally posted by johnej
I sort of lurk, although I have posted a couple of times. I really have no good idea as to how to get the site to grow. What would be nice, is to see how many people are logged in versus guests. Also to have some chat rooms maybe??
Who is online should now work fine you can click it and see let me know if it still does not work.. :rolleyes:
How about a contest, we can give away a TSX!
or a maybe a 1/24 scale model? ;)
larchmont
01-31-2004, 02:48 AM
"My own 2c".......
http://www.tsxclub.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=7488#post7488
larchmont
01-31-2004, 05:49 AM
Addendum: In that post (see link), I talked about how important it is for new people to be able to find the site, e.g. on google. I see that the admin here has in fact wondered why this site doesn't show up on the simplest search, and wondered how this could be rectified. And, I also see, no answers yet. (And I don't know either.)
Perhaps this will be stating the obvious, but it points toward a big part of the solution: It seems there is a need for greater computer expertise here. I understand that the exact "ins and outs" of Google are secret, but I would imagine that a high level of expertise would enable one to have a good idea of how to enable this site to show up on such a search.
(No?)
I would imagine there might be other aspects of the site that also depend on such expertise. And, no offense; after all, I don't even know enough about computers to know whether this point is valid.
P.S. I guess this could be considered an illustration of why I get kicked off sites!
But what the hey -- I'm responding to a question that was raised on here, and I hope it will be regarded as an attempt to be helpful, which it is.
johnej
01-31-2004, 07:28 PM
Ya know what? I was just over at acuraperformance.com and since August they have only had 29 posts.....This site is not all that slow...
Originally posted by johnej
Ya know what? I was just over at acuraperformance.com and since August they have only had 29 posts.....This site is not all that slow... :sprint: we may not have alot of posts but we have most of the tsx information here :D
Originally posted by tsxclub
:sprint: we may not have alot of posts but we have most of the tsx information here :D
Absolutely, and any info we don't have...
We make up :p
Originally posted by hip
Absolutely, and any info we don't have...
We make up :p
lol
johnej
01-31-2004, 08:36 PM
make up.....Darn I thought that was the only thing i did...make up excuses for computer equipment, cars etc....
Originally posted by johnej
make up.....Darn I thought that was the only thing i did...make up excuses for computer equipment, cars etc....
No, not at all, it's been scientifically proven during the geno mapping project that every male has spliced into their genes (I think it's number 18) the link for chromosomal excuses.
I saw it this on Nova, it's why men always have trouble lowering the seat in the bathroom. :rolleyes:
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