Why haven't you read FerrariChat's online magazine?

i refuse to vote in the non-existent poll

survey says.....
.... TRY AGAIN, DUDE!



doody.

 

If you'd post the new bikini pics each month, I'm sure you'd get more views.

Art

 

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Sounds like a great idea.... Wayne's wife is pretty cute
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Try it as a sticky on every not model-specific forum.

 

Hell Art, if Wayne would do that, I'd contribute
Maybe even some poll-dancers??

mmmm, sticky models....mmmm

 

I love Velostrada...great concept, great execution, good chance for members to contibute. If anyone might find an account of my 330 2+2 repair and reconditioning jobs interesting, maybe I'll write a piece.

 

How about giving it it's own sub forum. I always seem to get into looking at my normal sections and somehow forget about it. Very informative and entertaining though!

 

Where's the "I read it every month, Slackers!" option?

 

What he said.

 

You forgot this choice:

I would if the classic collector writer wasn't such a shmuck.

 

I actually never realised what it was up until maybe 3-4 months ago.....but now I check it out every month.

How about sending all users (or at least the active ones) an email/PM to alert them, as I'm sure many either don't notice or forget.

 

For me, some of the articles are too short as they do not truly educate via background and build up from there. Also, the Web mastering is horrible as it does not follow a std 800x600 screen size and i HATE scrolling left to right.

i like what Rob is trying to do, and i understand finding quality writers is a task unto itself, but in the end...


More detail: Michael Sheehan's stuff is great! Wish he'd go into more detail, yet quality is better than quantity.


Jonathan Bird's article is excellent, gives good details and is well written.


With apologies, John Arba's article should never have been published. It is lacking in so many ways. It is a fluff piece at best without any real, hard, factual data. My apologies John, but it was fluff at best and never should have been published.

 

I read it, all part of it.
I find it really good, well the most patr of the time
Some more details could make the thing a little more interesting.
Ciao
Eugenio

 

WOW,,,, very nice. I just knew that it was here about three hours ago and now, I finished every issue. Pictures are very nice but I wish it could be enlarged for keep. Now, can't wait for the Novermber issue....

I believe Rob and FerrariChat.com is ready for printing magazine. I launched a web site www.HiSoParty.com about three years ago and it was an instant hit in Thailand and it continues to be one of the top popular web site in Thailand. The site is presented as an online magazine covering event, fashion, beauty, people of the Thai higher society. We have probably most advertisers from major brands than other sites in the country. With all these success, we luanched our printing 300 pages magazine this past May. It was responsed very highly with major advertisers continues from our web to our magazine. I see the same patern as for FerrariChat.com to serve your readers and sponsers... IMHO
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Read it twice.

Found the self serving mea cupla articles from "reformed" members here a little too much to take, so haven't been back since.

Probably just me, but I'd rather read about cars, drivers, etc., than about members seeing the light.

DM

 

dunno, I'm one of the ones that reads it every month. i like it.

 

Yep, ditto on this. Hopefully the content will expand, but what I saw in the first few issues didn't make me want to come back. I guess I'll take another look.

 

I think a section in vintage would help. Also a banner that clicked you there.

 

I think it can only be a lack of awareness. Velostrada is an excellent magazine and it gets better with each issue.

Dave - I think the mea culpa pieces only appeared in the first issue or so.

Check out the latest issue. Anyone who is interested in Ferraris will love Velostrada. Ed Niles' and MS's contributions are great, as are those from Wayne and Erik. I think the 250 SWB 2733 GT piece will have any car nut on the edge of his/her seat.

All we need now is for Count Volpi to become a regular contributor.

 

I have read and enjoyed every "issue" which is why I wanted to contribute. Steven, thanks for the positive comments! But dude, who on Earth is still surfing at 800x600 resolution? Even my little laptop with a 12" screen runs at 1024!

Birdman

 

We have "reformed" members?????????????

 

I keep telling everyone the web should be 1600x1200 minimum.