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i think some people are moving to reef related facebook groups.
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IMO, the hobby is at a bit of a plateau right now, the past few years have been a wild ride with skimmers, new dosing techniques, and generally hard to find items. Im pretty convinced I can skip a few months at a time on reefbuilders, and not really miss anything relevant when looking back.
Now "ultra corals are a click a way, skimmers have not advanced much, leds are running there coarse, but gen to gen hardly seems to be leaving much to talk about. Im sorry I can only talk about 1 model of dc pump for long, maybe im wrong and out of the loop. Things move pretty quick around here if your not visiting every 2seconds, but when im in ocd mode refreshing every 5 minutes, things move like a glacier. |
Information overload.
It's easier to find now, remember when we did the newsgroups?:wink: |
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Maybe I will create a build thread/journal. Quote:
But I have a firm dislike for facebook, so it sucks. |
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I've never been more then a casual poster here, but it still seems pretty active to me. Could be worse, could be AP :twised:
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Maybe canreef needs a controversial thread to bring out everyone's passion.
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it's possible that a lot of reefers have been busy frantically trying to keep their tanks from completely crashing over the past year.
True story btw ! :lol: |
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well if you just wait the spots go away, all cured! :microwav:
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Hey what kind of salt does everyone use?
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On topic...I'm not sure what the Canreef stats are as far as activity/post (or whatever measurement means would be used) compared to a few years ago, but I think that the overall industry is going through a bit of a downturn. Economy possibly, but I would imagine with what I've seen and heard, it would be reflective in activity here too. |
Every day is a good day when the tang police are not involved
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I disagree, I've watched many more people start up nano's this year than any other year at the store. Most people I've sent here have reported back that they're too afaraid to post here because of the trolls. I've watched a few newbies get turned away because of a few holier than thou attitude that some keybaord commandos have on here. I've also noticed growth on social network groups like facebook, and I wonder if its just easier to buy/sell/trade with locals? I've never had trouble with mods they do great work, its too bad they don't have a troll seeker button when a newbie is getting picked on so that they could ban them! :wink: I'll admit I've not been on in a while, but that's because I have 4 tanks now, and that's partially canreefs' fault!:razz: I feel like I should start giving back now (I do at the store) but maybe visiting once a week might be a good start. Cheers, Steve |
Like what somewherebeyondthe sea said, I noticed that the Facebook groups are growing. This is evident in my other hobby as well (RC cars). I am involved in 3 different RC groups and our local reef/coral Facebook group. Since the RC Facebook group started, the RC online forum has seen very little activity. It's much easier to post pictures/videos etc on the Facebook groups. I kind of like the forums better though due to the anonymous nature of it. I don't need half of the local scene seeing my profile or cover picture on FB.
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/\ he's got less than 150 posts!!!!!! Get him!!!!
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Ugh dez you ruined my joke.
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If Calgary doesn't then start one |
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