Making a difference for new members
10-09-25 | 04:25 PM
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Making a difference for new members
Hello to All,
Do you remember when you were a newbie and joined the forum? I remember when I first joined, reading the hellos and welcomes in the "Introductions" sub-forum and how it made me feel included.
I think welcoming new members can/will leave a lasting and positive experience to new forum members.
So for all of the veterans on BF’s, if you have the time, a kind hello form you to the “newbies” will make a difference……
Heres the link......https://www.bikeforums.net/introductions/
Best, Ben
Do you remember when you were a newbie and joined the forum? I remember when I first joined, reading the hellos and welcomes in the "Introductions" sub-forum and how it made me feel included.
I think welcoming new members can/will leave a lasting and positive experience to new forum members.
So for all of the veterans on BF’s, if you have the time, a kind hello form you to the “newbies” will make a difference……
Heres the link......https://www.bikeforums.net/introductions/
Best, Ben
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Voice recognition may sometimes create odd spelling and grammatical errors
Last edited by xiaoman1; 10-09-25 at 09:20 PM.
10-12-25 | 09:17 AM
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Thanks for the reminder...
Not sure if anyone remembers the song "Touch of Pennsylvania" by Dave Loggins (which I only knew from BW Stevenson's version), there's a line that goes "may a stranger be welcome by a smile, not a stare".
Not sure if anyone remembers the song "Touch of Pennsylvania" by Dave Loggins (which I only knew from BW Stevenson's version), there's a line that goes "may a stranger be welcome by a smile, not a stare".
