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Following Threads and forums

Probably the wrong spot for this, but I cant find the "right" place for it -- 

 

Is there any way in this forum software to follow a thread or forum, ie, get e-mail messages when a new post is made etc?

Thanks
TIM

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$100 challenge

Hi Joe and fellow modelers

I have just donated $100.00  ($1.00 per issue) (AU $140.00) to this magazine as it is the best modelling resource available.

The content is great, plenty of information in each issue, and professionally put together.

The forum is packed with ideas and answers to any manner of query.

I challenge every one to donate $1 per issue that you have had the pleasure of reading.

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Silver/Aluminum/Chrome Paint for Walthers Plastic-sided Passenger Cars

I've got a plastic-sided Walthers Budd baggage car and I'm looking for suggestions on a good matching paint for some patch-up work. Here's a stock photo of the car:

 

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Weekly what's neat podcast with lots of special hobby guests!

This week's What's Neat this week video podcast by Ken Patterson has several hobby vendors as guests, as well as some other notable folks -- it's a don't miss episode.

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Michael Rose is alive and well!

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CR&N - PI-SPROG

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USA, Oregon, Portland, 2nd Annual Portland RPM, Feb 9, 2019

The organizers of the Portland, OR RPM just announced on Facebook the date for the 2019 meet. It will be held on Feb. 9, 2019. Location to be finalized, but it sounds like a bigger venue and close to the airport. Mark your calendars, and get those models finished!

Moderators note: It's going to be at the airport Shilo Inn. For more information: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2001136043323501/

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Interaction with blog vs new threads with specific description

As stated, which is more likely to generate most interactions from the forum readers?

I've noticed that a new update on my blogs on various foras gives few replies, but a new thread with the same update gives a lot more.

This is especially important when you need input from the community.

I don't like to spam the forum with a lot of threads as they make it more difficult to find later.

What do you think?


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