Author Topic: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back  (Read 6109 times)

MILLIREHM

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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #15 on: December 22, 2015, 16:27:59 »
Well, Dallas sent out a mail that he has sold the old nikongear.com domain and that ther is something like nikongear.net (i had missed that so far due to heaps of work throughout the last month), guess that had some impact and did not only put my nose on the right track
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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #16 on: December 22, 2015, 16:29:56 »
Good to see you again
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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #17 on: December 22, 2015, 16:50:06 »
Hello, Wolfgang!

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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #18 on: December 22, 2015, 21:18:12 »
Welcome back. Grüsse aus Penzing (I was there 16.-19.12)
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MILLIREHM

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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #19 on: December 22, 2015, 23:53:36 »
Thank you for your special welcome, armando Björnthun and Airy

Yes Penzing is the 14th district of Vienna, i am living in Währing, the 18th
Interesting that you've just been there
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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #20 on: January 14, 2016, 10:14:05 »
Welcome back! ;) With this many seasoned NikonGear participants this site is not only growing in numbers,,, but active participants. So happy to see this collateral venture succeed ;)
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MILLIREHM

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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #21 on: January 14, 2016, 12:58:14 »
Welcome back! ;) With this many seasoned NikonGear participants this site is not only growing in numbers,,, but active participants. So happy to see this collateral venture succeed ;)
Thank you Erik!
Also very amazed to have you and this forum back  - and it looks promising, that this venture will take into account the social prerequirements of a social network and hopefully also the principle "never touch a running system".
And yes currently I have the playroom to be more active- after two some very difficult years.
Wolfgang Rehm

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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #22 on: January 14, 2016, 13:14:09 »
Building a relation network is important for NG, but not in the [a]social media manner. The NG Meetups are here to stay and over time more of the members will get better acquainted. The requirement for non-anonymity helps foster improved communication as well.

Since the "new" NG is intended as a collective undertaking and we run a low-cost minimum system basically designed to be non-profit, I envision this community has the best prospects for the future. No vested economic interests will intervene.

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Re: MILLIREHM: Good to have you back
« Reply #23 on: January 14, 2016, 21:15:05 »
Building a relation network is important for NG, but not in the [a]social media manner. The NG Meetups are here to stay and over time more of the members will get better acquainted. The requirement for non-anonymity helps foster improved communication as well.

Since the "new" NG is intended as a collective undertaking and we run a low-cost minimum system basically designed to be non-profit, I envision this community has the best prospects for the future. No vested economic interests will intervene.

Did not intend to contradict to that when I used the widespread term social network as a vague shell, sure nothing asocial here.
What I had in mind is the erratic changes in the old Nikongear site, may it been design and rapid switches from ad- based to crowdfunding models on the one hand.
And: most important for the decline of old Nikongear IMHO: the limited understanding of the Boss how group-dynamics work and that group members at least need the illusion that they can participate and are not purely subject of the mood  of a person who just follows his own thing gets very unpolite if the group does not follow him and then still acts against his promises and turns it towards his initial route.

I have a way better feeling how things go and develop here now based on the personalities of the responsibles for this revival and that is good
Wolfgang Rehm