simonrl
  • simonrl
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18 years ago
Are you a mine exploration club, or a body involved with mine research and preservation?

We're now able to offer specific forum areas within the AditNow forum just for your club or research group.

This gives you the benefit of a dedicated discussion area within a leading mine exploration web site without the bother of adding a forum to your own web site.

Iif you would like a discussion forum area setting up for you please either email mailto:[email protected]  or reply to this thread.
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Captain Scarlet
18 years ago
Would those forums be open to everyone or password restricted / restricted access ?
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simonrl
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18 years ago
I guess that would depend on the club's preference, with a bit of coding I could offer:

1) readable by all, and open to post to all

2) readable by all, but posting only possible by club/organisation members

3) readable only by club/organisation members, posting only possible by club/organisation members

That would cover all eventualities, and wouldn't require much additional work to integrate.
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simonrl
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17 years ago
Not much takeup on this, so I've unpinned it, and bumped it up to the home page.

If there is anybody reading this from a mine exploration / research / preservation club, caving club that wants to discuss mine related topics, or rescue organisation; and you think you could benefit from a private discussion area without the burden of setting it up and maintaining it yourself, then please just reply here or send a PM.
my orders are to sit here and watch the world go by

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