New Facebook S2000 page for Australia
08-04-2014, 08:36 PM
#15
The Aus S2000 (no relation) Facebook page is great for pics and organising events. Be cautious purchasing goods through there though as they don't have the same sort of checks and balances as we do here. Buyer beware.
That said, if you're looking to sell it is the ideal place for you.
That said, if you're looking to sell it is the ideal place for you.
08-17-2014, 03:49 PM
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I joined the page.... the amount of dumb questions and post has turned me off completely, it would be too tempting to troll most of the post on there.
S2KI - although activity has slowed down, is still the best forum around when it comes to down to it
S2KI - although activity has slowed down, is still the best forum around when it comes to down to it
08-17-2014, 06:22 PM
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I was invited to join in the early days and even made an Admin for a while. But my 'no fools suffered' attitude didn't go down well with management (whom I know personally) and as I wouldn't back down (surprised much?) I was kicked.
When I was last on they had organised some pretty successful social gatherings. They were trying to organise a commercial club ($40 a year for a sticker effectively). Not sure if that got traction though.
The rules around here are a lot more stringent to protects participants. Sales only by signed up members. Sales must include pics of actual item. No personal attacks etc. As such, very few people have been ripped off or bullied and that's the way we (and the management of S2ki) like it.
By all means join the Facebook page. If it's still the same it's a great source for casual social events and cruises. As an informations source it can be a bit dubious though. The best posts usually contain a link to an S2ki thread anyway.
When I was last on they had organised some pretty successful social gatherings. They were trying to organise a commercial club ($40 a year for a sticker effectively). Not sure if that got traction though.
The rules around here are a lot more stringent to protects participants. Sales only by signed up members. Sales must include pics of actual item. No personal attacks etc. As such, very few people have been ripped off or bullied and that's the way we (and the management of S2ki) like it.
By all means join the Facebook page. If it's still the same it's a great source for casual social events and cruises. As an informations source it can be a bit dubious though. The best posts usually contain a link to an S2ki thread anyway.
