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Apolan Wrote:

Mux213 Wrote:I do believe that too many community sites just means fragmentation of an allready thin community

i totally agree. my dream is a united worldwide ae86 community (incl. japan) maybe some day..

hehehe, language barriers still exist

Its real interesting to see how the need always exist for local board to co-exist with more global boards. We've added the regional sections to facilitate this learning from rx7club mostly where this works fairly well.

Interesting though, croatia, greece, NL offcourse, and a few other countries really have adapted and are using the regional sections as they are ment, while other regions really use our board for europian things and discuss their local things on their own boards. (which is fine offcourse)

In the end, you can't expect to create a board that is to everyones liking or that meets all requirements for a local community (or global, just looking at certain structural difference between the type of users we generally get here, and the sort of people on, say club4ag). Just look at Japan with some of their crazy habbits, would a Japanese AE86 owner totally into "Bososoku" feel at home on our board where so many people are busy building track/drift cars and care little for such things?

Also, its fun to 'own' a community Makes us feel special