Performance Years

[old5.0]

Not enough people willing to jump into conversations. Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems to me that people were more actively engaged on message boards ten or fifteen years back.

I have an acquaintance who runs a sizable Mustang board (around 20,000 members, 1.2 million posts) and their opinion is that the message board format is dying in favor of Facebook. Why, I can't say. There's nothing about Facebook, in my opinion, that's superior to this format in terms of facilitating conversation about cars, but what do I know?

[tjs44]

im on it every day,have not noticed much diff.I dont get involved with the pissing contests.I co sponsor the HU/NA race at Norwalk every year.The trash talking and pissing and moaning will start in the next month or so.Auto guys will want a weight penalty for stick shift,small tire guys will bitch about the big tire guys.Big engine guys will want a lower weight per CI.ETC ETC

[Steve_Hoog]

Tom I guess I am lucky, all conversations I have seen were friendly and helpful.

Message Boards: Rich ran one under Classical Pontiac, it really fizzled after PY took hold. IMO