And more theoretical, development and engineering based. It is why I come here, along with the type specific forums.HBA's niche is more generic and non type specific.
But if a type community did want to migrate (say, they are newly orphaned by Yahoo, etc), they could do a lot worse than coming to HBA with a small subforum.To be successful, the entire type community has to want to migrate. HBA's niche is more generic and non type specific.
I know on the Yahoo newsgroup for the Quickie Q200's there were a few offers to migrate to a web based platform and they stuck with an email style forum like yahoo had in the form of groups.ioBut if a type community did want to migrate (say, they are newly orphaned by Yahoo, etc), they could do a lot worse than coming to HBA with a small subforum.
Yup, todays short attention syndrome Younger set want fast scrolling, lots of fast loading pictures and videos to go with easy to read text.I think sticking to the newsgroup format further alienates younger pilots or people interested in aviation. They want at least a format like this.
What I said was specific towards incoming, younger Gen audience, or you will not keep that audience.Cheapracer says “fast loading pictures and videos to go with easy to read text” like it’s a bad thing,
Starting a generational warfare does no one any good.What I said was specific towards incoming, younger Gen audience, or you will not keep that audience.
It was in context to the statement concerning younger Gen that I replied to.
Observing that people of different ages may have different preferences in how they consume information is hardly "generational warfare."Starting a generational warfare does no one any good.