Looking at how many community members from LET miss the old LET and what it used to be, a week ago I've tried to quickly set up LowEndTalkin'. Of course, it was a rushed job so it didn't work right and I took it down. So I started from scratch and with one of my coworkers we've set up http://lowendtalk.in - LowEndTalkin'.
The forum is meant to be a low moderated - community driven - discussion oriented forum. We've set up a voting system, the old "Thanks" button is back, post flagging, Q&A, proper categories, proper member groups and much more. Providers and community members are welcome.
At the moment there is only a single thread present called "Guidelines". The comment section is open for "Guidelines" if you have suggestions about what should be changed and how.
My goal is to preserve the good parts of LET. I have met a many great deal of people on LET, including MannDude.
The next step is to draft and post a forum agenda that shows a plan about how to move forward. In case that there is an audience and it grows, I would like for it to generate some for of income that will support the forum itself along with developers and paid Moderators and Admins. It's a long shot, but at the same time this is my attempt to give back to the community. Anyone who wants to engage and participate is welcome do so. My interest in this is to continue to network with others and meet new people, without letting the community split apart and go in several different directions.
Anyway, my eyes are shot at this time (some well deserved Zzz time is in order). Ultimately you guys decide if LETin is a project worth supporting. I support vpsBoard as well and I think that Curtis has done a great job with it, and I'm always willing to help out here as well.
The forum is meant to be a low moderated - community driven - discussion oriented forum. We've set up a voting system, the old "Thanks" button is back, post flagging, Q&A, proper categories, proper member groups and much more. Providers and community members are welcome.
At the moment there is only a single thread present called "Guidelines". The comment section is open for "Guidelines" if you have suggestions about what should be changed and how.
My goal is to preserve the good parts of LET. I have met a many great deal of people on LET, including MannDude.
The next step is to draft and post a forum agenda that shows a plan about how to move forward. In case that there is an audience and it grows, I would like for it to generate some for of income that will support the forum itself along with developers and paid Moderators and Admins. It's a long shot, but at the same time this is my attempt to give back to the community. Anyone who wants to engage and participate is welcome do so. My interest in this is to continue to network with others and meet new people, without letting the community split apart and go in several different directions.
Anyway, my eyes are shot at this time (some well deserved Zzz time is in order). Ultimately you guys decide if LETin is a project worth supporting. I support vpsBoard as well and I think that Curtis has done a great job with it, and I'm always willing to help out here as well.
