I was thinking, is it time for the crackberry owners to implant a chat room for there CB users, talk about BB and users help users problems, and chit chat everything about our BB.
I had a big site like CB and a chat room is a good thing to help other users.
There for I ask your opinion about a web and mobile web chatroom here at CB.
I will, and can moderate it.
What do you think about it.
I don't think anyone has the time to monitor all the rude words people would fire at each other if there was a chat function.
If they need help, they can create a thread - in my opinion.
I don't think anyone has the time to monitor all the rude words people would fire at each other if there was a chat function.
If they need help, they can create a thread - in my opinion.
This chatroom can be moderated and can be succesfull, it's a live thing, and there are a lot of web app to clean these rude people, I think that in this time a LIVE CB can do a lot to our BB. And RIM is present beleave me, or not.
It's only something I'm thinking.
There new BB10 depends of us.
Wow you guys have a low opinion of BlackBerry users lol. I've used the chat rooms associated with 3 other enthusiast groups: one for fragrance lovers, one for a cooking group, and one for erotica writers. I don't hang out in the chat rooms all day every day or anything, but in my years of using them I've never seen problems arise. Mostly their used as a springboard for ideas and general chit chat.
In the beginning 2000 I had a big site "hopperguide.com" and had daily 8000 visitors, also my site had a chat room, but the people who visit the chatroom shared there experience about the satellite cracking hobby we had, shared smardcard codes etc, never had problems like you guys write here, but it was something minded I shared here.
Wow you guys have a low opinion of BlackBerry users lol. I've used the chat rooms associated with 3 other enthusiast groups: one for fragrance lovers, one for a cooking group, and one for erotica writers. I don't hang out in the chat rooms all day every day or anything, but in my years of using them I've never seen problems arise. Mostly their used as a springboard for ideas and general chit chat.
Actually don't have a low opinion of BlackBerry users,
I have a low opinion of many of the former BlackBerry users who hang out at a BlackBerry site.
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There are a lot of GREAT BlackBerry user groups via BBM that get formed and users get invited to them.
I would very much welcome an IRC group that required a PIN invite to join, and that was moderated and had discussion topics, but the reality is that is as much work to maintain as a site itself so I don't think we'll ever see one.
Chat rooms are a waste from a website owners perspective. Us posting on these forums gives CB free content. Activity in the forums show up in search results, chat room activity doesn't. Active chat rooms would mean slightly less active forums. Less activity in the forums would mean less things showing up in search results. Why would CB (or any big forum) want to do that?