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manowar3
1st February 2009, 08:23
Dear friends,

We're trying to get a Colt community started on Facebook. So if any of you are on Facebook please join the new Colt Owners Group.

See you there!
manowar3
d90king
1st February 2009, 11:58
Dear friends,

We're trying to get a Colt community started on Facebook. So if any of you are on Facebook please join the new Colt Owners Group.

See you there!
manowar3


Which group is it? There are 2....
paul45
1st February 2009, 12:23
I was just listening to a latenight computer show with Kim Komando.....apparently one needs to be careful........ alot of trojan horses, viruses, etc. can be found on those type of sites.
Rich-D
1st February 2009, 12:43
Dear friends,

We're trying to get a Colt community started on Facebook. So if any of you are on Facebook please join the new Colt Owners Group.

See you there!
manowar3

What benefits does Facebook provide, that is not provided here?

Rich
EchoBravoKilo
1st February 2009, 15:04
What benefits does Facebook provide, that is not provided here?

Rich

Good point.
paul45
1st February 2009, 16:04
What benefits does Facebook provide, that is not provided here?

RichNone! The benefits are already here!
manowar3
1st February 2009, 16:59
It's just another hangout spot for Colt owners. Doesn't mean you have to join Facebook if you don't feel comfortable doing so.

I was talking about this group here:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=136491860056
Rich-D
1st February 2009, 20:30
It's just another hangout spot for Colt owners. Doesn't mean you have to join Facebook if you don't feel comfortable doing so.

I was talking about this group here:
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=136491860056

It's not a matter of comfort! It just doesn't make sense to me to draw folks away from this site, to spend time discussing Colt firearms on another site. In fact, out of respect for the Owner, Administrator, and Moderators who all work so hard making this such a great site. And, all the great members I have meet in here, I will decline to participate, even if I did not have to join and give my personal imformation!

Best of Luck!
Rich
manowar3
2nd February 2009, 01:54
A lot of folks are already on Facebook and spend a lof of time there anyway so I'm sure a Colt group on Facebook won't take away from this site at all.

Thanks,
manowar3

It's not a matter of comfort! It just doesn't make sense to me to draw folks away from this site, to spend time discussing Colt firearms on another site. In fact, out of respect for the Owner, Administrator, and Moderators who all work so hard making this such a great site. And, all the great members I have meet in here, I will decline to participate, even if I did not have to join and give my personal imformation!

Best of Luck!
Rich
DV52
2nd February 2009, 19:26
Totally agree with Rich,why would we go to face tube book space....... alot of people can go to those sites if they wish.
HorseArtillery
2nd February 2009, 19:30
What benefits does Facebook provide, that is not provided here?

Rich


freedom of speech.
wetidlerjr
3rd February 2009, 01:57
It's not a matter of comfort! It just doesn't make sense to me to draw folks away from this site, to spend time discussing Colt firearms on another site. In fact, out of respect for the Owner, Administrator, and Moderators who all work so hard making this such a great site. And, all the great members I have meet in here, I will decline to participate, even if I did not have to join and give my personal imformation!

Best of Luck!
Rich

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Originally Posted by manowar3
Dear friends,
We're trying to get a Colt community started on Facebook. So if any of you are on Facebook please join the new Colt Owners Group.
See you there!
manowar3

No need to be afraid ! It's an invitation, that's all. When I get an invitation to something I either politely accept or decline without further comment. As for this site; it will stand or it's merits or it won't.

Have a nice day !
Rich-D
3rd February 2009, 03:13
No need to be afraid ! It's an invitation, that's all. When I get an invitation to something I either politely accept or decline without further comment. As for this site; it will stand or it's merits or it won't.

Have a nice day !
You are confusing "respect", the word I utilized, and "afraid". The "No need to be afraid!" sounds like school yard banter. If one desires to decline an invitation and state the reason for declining, that is their personal choice. Implying that stating a reason is impolite, because you never do, and redefining the word "respect" to "afraid", is not polite in itself.


freedom of speech.

I can only assume you are referring to foul and abusive language and or political content. If facebook fits your needs, by all means join!

Best of Luck!
Rich