I wonder...
- Beth37posted 12 years ago
0It might provide a great opportunity to get back to how forum conversations used to be... Fun, always highly social and the real glue that kept a lot of great, intelligent people from all over the world here, able to communicate and relate openly, successfully as people. I believe the systematic dismantling of those forums and their associated community, was one of HP's greatest mistakes, as so many 'REAL' people and excellent communicators were effectively silenced by the insecurities of a few introverted personalities, with little ability to communicate openly!
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