This is pretty much normal in forums, Facebook is to some extent the odd one out I think. I've worked in computer forums as a helper and I'm also a small arthropod species identifier in the Natural History Museum forum, and in all cases the members have mainly been identified by nom de plumes.
Nothing pedelec for UK but seems to work for Germany with 10.2K members.
Got to agree Facebook is total crap
Marwood doesn't agree...
Maybe some members may be interested in my thoughts on my new addition to my ebike collection. I am getting Xited. I have ordered a Kwikfold Xite 3. How will it perform in a hilly rural location with some rather uneven road surfaces. I will tell you. It should be here by now but it seems that Parcelforce don’t know where North Devon is. They have sent it north rather than south and tracking tells me that it’s been in their Newcastle Depot for three days now.
I agree with this. Facebook jealousy is a horrible thing. So called friends sometimes become unfriended due to jealousy. Old friends reunited aren’t how they seemed to once be. You see the real person on FB. You see their likes, dislikes and personality and then you realise that you have absolutety nothing in common. In some cases.
But you could set it up if you want a Facebook group, it's a free world. I'm on the committee of an organisation looking after a nature reserve and we have never set up anything for Facebook. But some of the regular visitors to our reserve, mainly dog walkers, have set up a Facebook group about our reserve and organisation, posting news and photos in there. LINK
Oh dear, Parcelforce again. How they remain in business baffles me. On a few occasions I've informed businesses that I will never trade with them while they use Parcelforce as their courier, hoping that will improve matters or lead to Parcelforce's demise.
Setting up a Facebook pedelec group is not for me.I don’t have sufficient knowledge of electric bicycles. It would work well though. Bike pics taken in an area of outstanding natural beauty are great. I post mine on Instagram. I have created several successful Facebook groups. North Devon photography, history and education groups. The North Devon photography group now has 20,000 members
Your link shows that this is a Facebook Page not a Group. There is a big difference. Groups allow members to post and interact. Pages content is controlled by one person, the admin, and are only best suited for promotion of a single brand / product. I don’t like Pages. The posts are there one minute and gone the next. Unlike groups, where comments on a particular post, no matter how old, will bump it back to the top of the page for further interaction.
I know. There is a group, I've been sent links to it, but I'm not on Facebook and don't know how to find it now to show it to you. I don't know its exact title so only found pages.
He has other presence on the net, both in Endless Sphere and Photobucket, loads about e-bikes. Information Link.
Does subject matter knowledge make a good admin or a fair and consistent view on posts not being against the forums standards??
