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What Can We Do To Raise Activity on Astronomy Connect

Discussion in 'AstronomyConnect Announcements' started by sojourneyer, Aug 16, 2023.

What Can We Do To Raise Activity on Astronomy Connect

Started by sojourneyer on Aug 16, 2023 at 4:55 PM

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  1. sojourneyer

    sojourneyer Well-Known Member

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    With the ownership of AC by AA I am quite surprised by the degree of inactivity on this great site.

    In the past several months since I began posting here, I have seen less than a handful of members posting on this site.

    There are a lot of bots and guests but at the most I see myself and occasionally 1 other member online.

    Let's support CA and join in with interesting questions and replies to fellow members!
     
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  2. Gabby76

    Gabby76 Well-Known Member

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    I am not sure what you mean by new ownership, the site has always been owned/ run by AgenaAstro.
    There are many people from the most common forums already signed up here but due to various circumstances they have not posted in a long while.
    There is little promotion of the site and little interaction with administrator(s)/ moderator(s).
    Without interaction with the 'staff' and members there is no site personality to interact with.
    Unfortunate as this could be a excellent community.
     
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  3. Ed D

    Ed D Well-Known Member

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    Several years ago there was an issue with the AC website. This persisted for way too long, and by the time it was corrected we lost many/most of the active members. It was quite by accident that I found out the issues had been fixed and I could be active again. I was also very happy to see a few of the old members on the site.

    Over the years my interest has shifted from observing to imaging. Because the weather has been so horrible I have not had opportunity to image. Even daytime solar has become elusive. Additionally, with age, physical constraints and changing priorities my time for astronomy is somewhat more limited.

    I really would like to put all of my imaging equipment to good use and turn out some good deep sky and solar system images to share with everyone.
     
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  4. sojourneyer

    sojourneyer Well-Known Member

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    thank you Ed for that info as well as motorcycle Gabby.
    I look forward to seeing some of the images posted here.
     

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