Arch
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Oh, and I do my own small bit by mentioning Cyclechat on Velo Vision as often as I can. And I'm just renewing the links page, and have put it in there...
Arch said:Oh, and I do my own small bit by mentioning Cyclechat on Velo Vision as often as I can. And I'm just renewing the links page, and have put it in there...
alecstilleyedye said:the current debacle at acf would make an interesting article eh?
EmGee DK said:Being a new user and foreign I might be a bit out of line here, so please forgive me for "butting in". But the forum has a lot of users and high level of activity to the best of my knowledge. So I was just wondering, if I'm the only one that thinks its a good foundation to build a website on? I'm sure the revenue of advertising could bring in some cash to help funding the server. Building a nice website with good cycling related content wouldnt be that hard since you already have most of what it takes.
If you aim to get more users a seo optimized website would be the best and cheapest way to get there imho.
Arch said:I was wondering whether ACF was going to be round long enough to make it into the Links page...
Dannyg said:I understand where you are coming from EmGee, but I suspect that one of the things most forum members like about Cycle Chat is that is totally non-commercial. Many of us are refugees from the over-commercialised Bikeradar site and wouldn't want to see Cycle Chat go the same way.
While I personally wouldn't be opposed to taking some low key advertising, it would add a whole level of extra complexity to running the site. I can't speak for Admin, but I assume that he is really just wanting to host an on-line community, rather than have to devote the extra effort that would be required to run what would in effect be a commercial business.
EmGee DK said:Point taken - I'll keep my megalomaniac ideas to myself
Sussed at last, or maybe notsnorri said:You are abitrary, I claim my £5
But if we could raise, say, £100 we could afford to run three smaller adds in three successive issues which might have more impact than one big one.I think we should go bigger. I'd happily give a tenner.
Snik snikDannyg said:We could probably get these prices down with a bit of negotiation, and they certainly would offer discounts for multiple insertions.