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Discussion Forum
First published in 2010-02, the FACS discussion forum
is an on-line bulletin-board for members to use to communicate about
presentations,
cruises, boats, sailing techniques, or any other FACS-related or sailing
topic.
The Forum Goes Public
In 2011-03, the executive decided to open up most of the
forum for the general public to view and post to. Therefore, you
no longer require a user id and password to access the forum. However,
certain
areas - e.g. cruising plans and current newsletters - are still restricted
to members only.
Why Should I Register as a Forum Member?
That said, if you are a FACS member, we still encourage
you to register as a forum member. These are the advantages:
- You can read and post to the restricted parts of the
forum.
- You do not have to pass a security test each time you post.
- You can add information about yourself to your profile and upload
a picture of yourself (called an Avatar) that appears on your posts.
- You will receive email notification when there are updates
in the forum.
- You can view the list of forum members.
- Others will know that your posts are from you and can
contact you directly with an email or private message.
How Do I Know When to Visit the Forum?
You will receive an email when a new topic or update is
added to the forum. You will only get one email until you visit the forum
(not one for each update). If you really don't want to hear about a particular
part of the forum, you can unsubscribe from any area or a particular
topic.
Rules, Rules, Rules
The usual rules of internet etiquette apply and will be
enforced if necessary. Basically:
- Topics should be related to sailing and/or FACS.
- New topics should be started in the appropriate area.
- Replies should stay on topic. If you want to discuss something else,
start a new topic.
- No rude or inappropriate posts will be tolerated.
We hope you enjoy using the forum.
The FACS website team.
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