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Date Posted: 02:08:33 04/21/05 Thu
Author: Chris
Subject: Re: moderation, censorship or ...
In reply to: Tony Lang 's message, "Re: moderation, censorship or ..." on 01:37:11 04/21/05 Thu

my whole Chapter of Daegu Korea left because of what they read here

Actually, they simply joined the reform movement that started before this forum was created. They wanted to stay in a reformed UBF, but UBF rejected reform and pushed them out.

At that time there were a lot of Korean web forums and another American web forum not related with RSQUBF. RSQUBF's forum really started when the reform was already over, when all the reform web sites stopped operating. In that regard, RSQUBF was much more faithful than these, and you are completely right, being faithful is a very important thing.

We need to be there for all UBF members and recruits who start to have questions.

But we should start thinking about other forms of interactive web sites that are more adapted to the current situation. These discussion forums emerged in the situation of reform, where things were really discussed. Now, the positions have consolidated. That's probably what you meant with the term "boring." So I think we need a websites that reflects this more static situation, but still with the possibility to write small articles and comments, and to get in touch with each other.

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Re: moderation, censorship or ... -- Joe, 10:03:04 04/21/05 Thu

Re: moderation, censorship or ... -- Tony Lang, 09:02:07 04/23/05 Sat