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The Forum on Facebook
Does anybody use the parallel universe version of the forum on Facebook?
Not being a user of it myself (I'm not a Facebook kind of cat), and only having heard about it recently, I am wondering what users of both think of it. JT Last edited by Jelly Terror; 22-03-18 at 11:51 PM. Reason: Typo correction (thanks Phil) |
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I am the moderator of the FB page. It is pretty quiet, with only the occasional post. FB pages are dis-similar to a Forum in that they are like a stream of consciousness thread. The most recent post is at the top, and older ones further down. So, if something interesting gets posted, it is soon buried under more recent ones. There is no categorization of posts, so you can have something about current cloth and next a shako plate.
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I am engaged, currently, in a disagreement concerning the authenticity of a RA officers badge (marked silver). The strike is poor quality. There does not seem to be quite as much experience on there to weigh in on a good debate. Its a two against two at present.
Some familiar faces do pop up on there. Some of the posts are of lovely items from people's collections.
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No punch up Just a difference of opinion. 54Bty would be the man to settle it, or Manchesters if they were on there.
I don't have the way with words or a good enough memory to come out on top in these things. Shame I can't post the FB user's images on here.
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I one got an email at work asking if i was on faceache or somthing similar.
I responded that I have no "social media" accounts but if you found my email address - what do you want ? Needless to say, I never heard anything back. Jelly - I'm not that kind of feline either ! |
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What is the other Forum named?....I know of 'British Army Cap Badges'
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Yep I came across it a few weeks ago, I haven't posted anything but do try to help answer queries when I can
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/144422595583401/ Mick
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Whilst not a fan is social media, I have been using my time in the present circumstances to start a “The Kings Liverpool Regiment “ group on Facebook.
It is a private group but anyone with even just a passing interest in the Regiment is welcome to join. P.B.
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Interested in all aspects of militaria/military history but especially insignia and history of non regular units with a Liverpool connection Members welcome in my private Facebook group “The Kings Liverpool Regiment ( 1685-1958 )” |
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Why can't you post the FB image on here? Once it is online it should be public so no copyright? If you have windows on your pc there should be an app called snipping tool. You can use that to capture an image from any site, save it and then post here. If you are so inclined I find it very useful. Cheers, Alex |
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Everything belongs to someone and many online images are subject to copyright, although, I always feel that if I photograph an item and put it on here, that image is then shared and I never bother to watermark them, nor do I worry if they are reused elsewhere.
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My wife tried to get a couple of pictures of my som printed at jessops and anther store a few years back, they both refused as they said once you've posted it to fb then they claim copyright to them and wrer not allowed to print them.
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