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Post by jeanne on Feb 17, 2015 22:16:49 GMT 1
Hello Visitors to this Forum,
As you probably know (since you are visiting here), this is a great place to learn about Polish culture, people, and the geography of that beautiful country.
While the administrator seems to have abandoned the forum, that shouldn't stop us from carrying on some conversation here. I encourage you, if you would like to keep this forum going and not lose all these educational postings, please contribute!!
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Post by pjotr on Feb 21, 2015 22:56:01 GMT 1
I aggree with you Jeanne! Wish that those ads which have nothing to do with the subjecr, character and aim of this Forum could dissapear. This is not an Indian, nor a Bangladesh or Malayan Forum. This is a Polish Culture Forum'
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Post by jeanne on Mar 25, 2015 20:59:08 GMT 1
When this forum was started, it was meant to be a place to share and learn about Polish culture. We hope that we can continue that mission. If you visit this forum regularly or occasionally and have an interest in any aspect of Polish culture, please post and share!
If we do not keep the forum going with its original purpose in mind, all the wonderful educational posts will be lost...all the beautiful photos that give us a window into Poland will disappear!
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Post by jeanne on Apr 28, 2015 0:12:12 GMT 1
I'm happy to see that Proboards is responding to inappropriate advertising and postings on this forum. Let's all be vigilant and not respond to posters who violate the integrity of this forum and its purpose, which is to share information about Polish culture, history and life!
If you enjoy visiting this forum, please just post something and share your impressions with us so that we can keep this forum alive!
Thank you!
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Post by jeanne on Apr 28, 2015 19:51:58 GMT 1
Unfortunately someone who is posting their advertising for their "witchcraft oil" on this board has attached photos of sacred oils used in the Catholic faith. That should give everyone a clue as to the fraudulent nature of these postings!
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Post by jeanne on May 11, 2015 20:41:40 GMT 1
Dear Visitors to this forum,
We are still hoping that some of you will post something while you are visiting. Maybe just a comment on something you see or read here? Or tell us what is going on in your corner of the world.
If no one posts, others begin to post trashy advertisements which really have no place in a forum like this!
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Post by Bonobo on Sept 29, 2015 22:16:09 GMT 1
Trash posts have been removed, forum has been cleaned. Thank you for your support, Jeanne and Peter.
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Post by pjotr on Oct 10, 2015 18:28:04 GMT 1
You´re welcome Bonobo! It was important to fight for this great forum and all your work Bo! And ofcourse the great contributions of Tufta, Jeanne, Jim, Mike and others.
Jeanne was and is really dedicated to this Forum with quintessence. Me too!
Glad you are back and the Forum is alive again!
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Post by Bonobo on Oct 10, 2015 21:14:13 GMT 1
You´re welcome Bonobo! It was important to fight for this great forum and all your work Bo! And ofcourse the great contributions of Tufta, Jeanne, Jim, Mike and others. Jeanne was and is really dedicated to this Forum with quintessence. Me too! Glad you are back and the Forum is alive again! I will do my best to keep it going. Too much time and effort spent here to lose it .  |
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Post by jeanne on Oct 10, 2015 21:27:09 GMT 1
Too much time and effort spent here to lose it . That is exactly true...this forum is a treasure! |
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Post by Eric on Nov 25, 2015 12:23:29 GMT 1
I think it's becoming increasingly difficult to maintain forums as we know them in the age of social media. It's often so much easier to communicate on Facebook, for example, than it is in a forum, even though it's a very different kind of communication altogether.
Forums used to be a dominant form of communication on the internet once upon a time. I don't think their relevance or importance have diminished in any way, but their use certainly has. Again - social media seems to be the overwhelming cause.
It's hard work to maintain a forum these days, certainly.
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Post by Bonobo on Nov 26, 2015 21:56:54 GMT 1
I think it's becoming increasingly difficult to maintain forums as we know them in the age of social media. It's often so much easier to communicate on Facebook, for example, than it is in a forum, even though it's a very different kind of communication altogether. Forums used to be a dominant form of communication on the internet once upon a time. I don't think their relevance or importance have diminished in any way, but their use certainly has. Again - social media seems to be the overwhelming cause. It's hard work to maintain a forum these days, certainly. Well, yes, you must be right, we are sort of dinosaurs which refuse to become extinct. |
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