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Bret M
| | Posted on Wednesday, December 20, 2000 - 3:50 pm: | |
Good call. Expensivecar's techical basis is indispensable, but like you said it is more fun to talk about the people behind the cars at ferrarichat. For a three week old site I have to admit it really is doing quite well. Most Ferrari people are pretty smart and know what's good which is probably why it's so popular. |
Peter
| | Posted on Wednesday, December 20, 2000 - 3:46 am: | |
Yes, I enjoy this site tremendously. Whereas ExpensiveCar's forum is technically-based, this site is more for life with the Ferrari. As can be seen, people are so passionate about it! |
Rob Lay (Rob328gts)
| | Posted on Tuesday, December 19, 2000 - 9:23 pm: | |
I think the site is heading in the right direction after only 3 weeks. 1346 hits, 6 total registered users (you can register at the link to the left), today we had a total of 8 unique users post messages with interesting topics.
The goal of FerrariChat.com is to be an efficient site for the Ferrari community to meet and exchange information.
We should see an increase in participation middle January when the March/April Forza issue comes out. That will be the first official advertising of the site.
I don't want to make a cent on this site. Except for periodic advertising, this site is not very expensive to run. If I wanted money, I wouldn't of bought a Ferrari.
Everyone can help by offering critical suggestions so that we can continually improve the site. Also, people can contribute research or even questions for new Ferrari quizzes. I will give everyone credit that contributes. For example, check out the link to Ferrari performance statistics Scott Schwartz provided me with in the research section.
Thanks Everyone! Ciao. |
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