it'll just take time chris...almost everyday I see a new registered user...
I say give it till summer before it should start to pick up more.
I say give it till summer before it should start to pick up more.
You hit tha nail on the head with that one! Also, if you want to sell adds we need to recruite some Nazi's to be moderators just like EvomClaudius said:If you want lots of members so you can sell ads, then post everywhere about it and try to get lots of members.
If you want a quality forum, get rid of people who post BS (like 99% of evom) and let this place evolve slowly but surely.
Not really interested in getting a ton of members fast - just more participation by those that are here. It seems like people are signing up, but not really participating - not many tech questions and answers... I know it will take time. It always does. I'm definitely more concerned about quality, not quantity. I'd like to see some people start submitting some How-To articles to help me build up some of that qualityClaudius said:If you want lots of members so you can sell ads, then post everywhere about it and try to get lots of members.
If you want a quality forum, get rid of people who post BS (like 99% of evom) and let this place evolve slowly but surely.
Fourdoor said:we need to recruite some Nazi's to be moderators just like Evom
If I had an Evo...I'd put two little ones on...just like the dsmtuners.com stickers I have on my Eclipseevolutionized said:maybe if we did like the local DSM clubs and got a blub sticker(not anything crazy i hate stickers as much as the next guy) just something small and noticable we can spread the word fast. I dont know about you guys but very often i will come out of the mall or movies or wherever and there will be an evo parked next to or around me. i always look at the car to see if looks stock so i'm sure the other guy does the same........just an idea
Wow, that's a great thing to hear. It means that we're achieving our goal. We do have a Parts Catalog which could be seen as being "commerce oriented", but when it comes to our forums, we are more interested in keeping it enthusiast based. If the vendors want to participate, they must abide by our strict guidelines like everyone else.pezzonovante said:I agree with Claudius and think it speaks volumes for this forum that he's on it. I remember reading evom when there was a big stir because he left.
I think evom is more commerce oriented, unlike the tuners sites which are enthusiast sites with less big-ego vendor involvement.
I know it's more commerce oriented... and biased. :barf:pezzonovante said:I think evom is more commerce oriented...