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bb
18th July 2002, 15:01
Do you think it's time for a DV forum? I have started a poll on the "Capturing Video" forum, and 48 votes agreed with me it would be a good idea (1 voted "No").

Is that enough? Or do we need more votes?

bb

Doom9
18th July 2002, 15:31
hmm.. didn't even get the poll but then again capturing is not my primary interest. Anyway I think that's sufficient.. we've started new forums with less votes than that. One thing.. possible moderators? New forums need special care in the beginning

Doom9
18th July 2002, 22:31
you got it now..start posting. and we need a moderator

bb
19th July 2002, 11:02
Thank you very much! I feel like there are quite a few people out there who will appreciate the new forum.

Regarding the mod: what's necessary to do the job?

bb

Doom9
19th July 2002, 18:53
bb: be willing to uphold law and order (forum rules;) in the forum and do your best helping people out.

bb
21st July 2002, 13:12
I mean: Do I need to be online every day, more than once a day, or is it sufficient if you need to be absent sometimes for a few days or so?

Do I need to know certain quirks about the moderator-only options of the forum?

I would do the job, but I don't want to be blamed if do not fully qualify as a moderator, thats why I'm asking...

bb

Doom9
22nd July 2002, 15:00
well.. the more you can be here the better.. atm it's not a lot of work but in the beginning it's important that people get help when they ask or they will look for another place.. then after enough people have discovered the forum things get better. maybe you would know a collaborator that could help you. so if you have no objections I will send you the moderator rules to sign and then you'll be a moderator ;)

bb
23rd July 2002, 06:40
No objections.

bb

atreides93
24th July 2002, 04:18
This sounds like a great idea. One of my primary uses for my DVD burner is to archive stuff from DV tapes. Not just home movies, I also like archiving favorite TV shows using my DV camera as an analog to digital converter.
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