Users' groups?

[+davidcalgary29]

How about a separate topic category for users' groups? I think that AA used to have a users' group category, but I haven't been able to find it recently.

[BoOchan!]

The Usergroups feature were taken down because their wern't any listed and their was no feature too. It was replaced with the ignored users feature.

[Nintendo Penguin]

I don't get the point to user groups... I didn't put them on my site either.

[+davidcalgary29]

I don't get the point to user groups... I didn't put them on my site either.

 

Perhaps there's very little interest in them today, but it might make more sense have all comments regarding users' groups (e.g. meeting times, special events, etc.) posted in one area instead of in the individual threads. The few users' groups should have a way of remaining connected, so why not use this web-site for that?

[+Sauron]

I also think that would be a good idea. There's no telling how many user groups are still out there. I miss the one I belonged to here in Austin.

[+davidcalgary29]

I also think that would be a good idea. There's no telling how many user groups are still out there. I miss the one I belonged to here in Austin.  

 

There's probably a few more than the four North American groups I now know to be active (SF, Minneapolis, Chicago, Victoria, B.C.)

People keep telling me that they're getting e-mails from "some group" in Texas, but who knows? A seperate topic might help members of different users' groups keep in touch.