Scoobynet ignorant admins sites turned ****e
04 October 2018, 11:07 AM
#61
I have never paid subscription here. I am an original member, who contributed (in some small way) to the sites success and popularity and I didn't feel I should pay when it became a commercial venture.
Many significant forums are finding it tough to compete against FB now, which is a pity as you can't search FB very well and they don't do 'how to's', or projects etc very well.
I'll really miss the mass of info if forums died. I see the irony too as I don't pay...
Many significant forums are finding it tough to compete against FB now, which is a pity as you can't search FB very well and they don't do 'how to's', or projects etc very well.
I'll really miss the mass of info if forums died. I see the irony too as I don't pay...
10 October 2018, 03:12 PM
#65
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I've been lusting after a Subaru since friends of mine had Classics a decade ago. That really solidified their place in my mind as a desirable car. Ironically, I was less fussed by the rallying and more focussed on the street racing i'd observed which led to my passion for them. Fast forward a decade and the opportunity to buy a 2016 STI for daily duties arose and I took it. I am a professional and chose the Scooby over an Audi/BMW as I just love Japanese cars and modified car culture.
It's a huge shame that the forum doesn't continue to grow as they did in the past. I greatly miss the longer build threads, the sharing about products, common solutions and the evolution of a build over time and the journey. The stuff I frequently see on Facebook is often junk and can be tiring to read, rarely with any great depth to the posts.
I guess the best way to respond is to add content to the forums.
It's a huge shame that the forum doesn't continue to grow as they did in the past. I greatly miss the longer build threads, the sharing about products, common solutions and the evolution of a build over time and the journey. The stuff I frequently see on Facebook is often junk and can be tiring to read, rarely with any great depth to the posts.
I guess the best way to respond is to add content to the forums.
10 October 2018, 07:35 PM
#66
Most forums i've been on aren't that busy, Scoobynet isn't too bad, its not buzzing but it still gets daily posts. Other fourms you have to sometimes wait days for a reply. Wish people would stop moaning and get posting.
As when you get a touchy topic like someone posted a few months ago about a well known mapper and one about Scooby clinic everyone came out of the wood work.
As when you get a touchy topic like someone posted a few months ago about a well known mapper and one about Scooby clinic everyone came out of the wood work.
I've been lusting after a Subaru since friends of mine had Classics a decade ago. That really solidified their place in my mind as a desirable car. Ironically, I was less fussed by the rallying and more focussed on the street racing i'd observed which led to my passion for them. Fast forward a decade and the opportunity to buy a 2016 STI for daily duties arose and I took it. I am a professional and chose the Scooby over an Audi/BMW as I just love Japanese cars and modified car culture.
It's a huge shame that the forum doesn't continue to grow as they did in the past. I greatly miss the longer build threads, the sharing about products, common solutions and the evolution of a build over time and the journey. The stuff I frequently see on Facebook is often junk and can be tiring to read, rarely with any great depth to the posts.
I guess the best way to respond is to add content to the forums.
It's a huge shame that the forum doesn't continue to grow as they did in the past. I greatly miss the longer build threads, the sharing about products, common solutions and the evolution of a build over time and the journey. The stuff I frequently see on Facebook is often junk and can be tiring to read, rarely with any great depth to the posts.
I guess the best way to respond is to add content to the forums.
10 October 2018, 07:41 PM
#67
Most forums i've been on aren't that busy, Scoobynet isn't too bad, its not buzzing but it still gets daily posts. Other fourms you have to sometimes wait days for a reply. Wish people would stop moaning and get posting.
As when you get a touchy topic like someone posted a few months ago about a well known mapper and one about Scooby clinic everyone came out of the wood work.
As when you get a touchy topic like someone posted a few months ago about a well known mapper and one about Scooby clinic everyone came out of the wood work.
i do like this forum and i think it has some very knowledgeable people on here and there is a vast amount of information contained within the threads. HOWEVER...........there are some really sad people who just come on here to try and get a reaction from people (ive just had 1 of these people post on my engine thread) and it spoils this forum a little.
ive met some genuine decent people on here.
the sad *******s who just come on here under different user-names must have really sad lonely lives but hey ho it would be a boring place if we were all the same.
10 October 2018, 07:51 PM
#68
Your problem is when you start speaking to the wasters, there most likely frustrated as they live with the mum and own a robin reliant. So they need to vent there frustration somewhere. Forum is the best way, you have a screen to protect you. 
i agree
i do like this forum and i think it has some very knowledgeable people on here and there is a vast amount of information contained within the threads. HOWEVER...........there are some really sad people who just come on here to try and get a reaction from people (ive just had 1 of these people post on my engine thread) and it spoils this forum a little.
ive met some genuine decent people on here.
the sad *******s who just come on here under different user-names must have really sad lonely lives but hey ho it would be a boring place if we were all the same.
i do like this forum and i think it has some very knowledgeable people on here and there is a vast amount of information contained within the threads. HOWEVER...........there are some really sad people who just come on here to try and get a reaction from people (ive just had 1 of these people post on my engine thread) and it spoils this forum a little.
ive met some genuine decent people on here.
the sad *******s who just come on here under different user-names must have really sad lonely lives but hey ho it would be a boring place if we were all the same.
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