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MS wrote:
Nos681 wrote:
“Mustang” should definitely be in the name.
Not many people are searching for “fyi.boardhost.com”Zackly!
As I was reading through this, I was thinking the same thing. I'm not a Facebook user but would stick around. Just use marketplace now.
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wsinsle wrote:
MS wrote:
Nos681 wrote:
“Mustang” should definitely be in the name.
Not many people are searching for “fyi.boardhost.com”Zackly!
As I was reading through this, I was thinking the same thing. I'm not a Facebook user but would stick around. Just use marketplace now.
I look at marketplace several times a day and have bought and sold stuff on it.
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Looks like it is up and going I just joined its up to 19 members right now lots of familiar faces.
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I don't have an issue with facebook. I found my mustang on there along with countless parts I needed for it or other projects. But I do t post much at all on any of the mustang related groups I follow. I post more here on this forum. I do read most of the post on the Facebook group and if I have something to share that will help someone then I'll post it.
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I just signed up but there were no rules to agree to like most other groups have. I think that is a must so people have proper expectations of what they can and cannot do. One of the strictest groups I am
In is the 69-70 Mustang owners group.
Users should have to agree to the rules before they are allowed to join.
Who is going to moderate the page?
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Already, there are more posts on the new page in one day than the forum gets on a week.
But, so far, the Facebook page is like any other Mustang group. Nothing explains that the purpose is a serious place to get real answers to questions with zero BS allowed.
Hopefully this will get fixed before a bunch of folks sign up.
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Ron68 wrote:
I, for one, don't have a problem at all with Facebook, and I'll be 76 next month. I use it every day. It is a good tool to keep in touch with old and new friends, old friends from high school (very helpful to contact people for my 55th reunion a couple of years back) members of my Mustang club, my Vietnam Veterans of America fellow members, many friends from work that frequent many aviation related sites, several US Navy pages (my old ship and squadrons) and various early Ford Mustang sites.
It's like anything in life - you get out of it what you put into it.
If you don't like what you see, just scroll past it. You don't have to read or comment.
Those who choose to not use it, that is your choice, but you are missing a lot.
JMHO.
Facebook is how I found most of my Army Buddies from Germany, Fort Hood and Desert Storm!
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