You asked for it, you got it!

Author sophos9 - Last updated: 29.08.2009

I’ve had a lot of email requests for more collaboration features on this site – comments are good but clunky and unstructured so everything has pointed towards a forum. I ran a poll for a while, 80% who took part asked for a forum

You asked for it so you got it…

Alongside urbex fanatics, we are also geeks too so we are making the necessary adjustments to the Talkurbex back end.

The forum will therefore go live at 20:00 Sunday, 30th August 2009

Enjoy

sophos9

2 comments

#1wibblyAugust 29, 2009, 10:34 pm

Excellent news, ‘specially for geeks like me!

Will look forward to a good nose around, keep up the great work you guys.

#2philAugust 30, 2009, 10:30 am

good work buddy…i look forward to it.

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