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[Tireman]

Social media has its place, but I, for one (of many), frequent many, many specific interest/purpose websites where there are lengthy lists of special forums geared to tailored interests and needs. Places such as garagejournal.com could never impart the wealth of knowledge shared there on a social media platform. It's like trying to watch television by reading a book and vice versa. There's a time and place, and need, for everything, and forums are still valued and needed.

Ultimately though, it's up to the users to make any website/forum worthwhile. We did it before, we can do it again in the context of what is still relevant to share via forums.

Viz

Proud frequenter of: garagejournal.com, specracer.com, corvetteforum.com, tdiclub.com, hearth.com, and others