Boulder moved,and Challenge is unimpeded-Peacock open

[Shocky]

We will do a detailed write up with pictures in the newsletter coming out at the end of the month.

Thanks Kelly and as usual, a great job.
Shocky

[Kelly Jessop]

Nothing there about the boulder, not even a link to the facebook page. A search for "NFSA Facebook" gets several pages, none of which have anything to do with springs.

It just happened,so no update to the web site. There will be a write up in the newsletter with more pictures etc. The monthly newsletter ( and other benefits) can be had for the extremely bargain price of $15 per year-the price of a nitrox fill.

[Jim Wyatt]

Facebook is so easy & fast to post images and words to...thats why it is all there already. I cannot update the NFSA webpage with my iPad and have to use my PeeCee...it has not been turned on since Monday. The website is kind of klunky & time consuming to use. I will put some of the images on the website today, tonight or tomorrow.

Getting a Facebook page is easy & fast. I am curious why Forrest and Shocky are so resistant to having a Facebook page? Forrest, you have spent more time complaining about not seeing the images than the time it would have taken to sign up for a Facebook page and see all the images.

[bullfrog]

cause then you get 5000 requests for friends and farmtown and whatever.;

[Jay]

Getting a Facebook page is easy & fast. I am curious why Forrest and Shocky are so resistant to having a Facebook page? Forrest, you have spent more time complaining about not seeing the images than the time it would have taken to sign up for a Facebook page and see all the images.

Because Facebook is the devil Jim! Very annoying and not worth the trouble for a few uses. If you are not careful when setting it up it will go through all your contacts, you get a million annoying messages, blah blah blah.

Great job on the boulder Guys!!!

[mag3]

cause then you get 5000 requests for friends and farmtown and whatever.;

That, and FB (and G+) tends to have a more "cavalier" attitude about your data privacy than some of the other social media sites. They'll sell/share it with anyone.

I do have a FB account, but I do absolutely nothing with it. It's locked down at the most secure levels. No posts, pics, tags, friends, and only I can see/access things, except for what is minimally accessible to everyone. Zero activity!

I created it so that no one *else* could create one in my name, claim it's me, and then claim that I'm doing all sorts of "nefarious" things...

Point being, not everyone does FB. It should never be used "exclusively."

And BTW, congrats on clearing the boulder!

[MORGAN]

Thanks to all the crew for moving the boulder!

I look forward to seeing the account in the NFSA newletter.

Another non-Facebooker,

Mike

[Captain Bil]

Great job guys, when are y'all coming to fix the travesty at Morrison Spring? Sign me up for that one!

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[sskasser]

I'd be happy to help out with keeping the NFSA website updated. I'm on my PC often enough as it is, what's a little more? I'm on Facebook, but I understand the resistance to its use. It is definitely the DEBBIL!!!

NFSA Powers-That-Be, shout if you want to put me to work

Great job on the rock and the harder job of working with all the necessary officials to get this done!

[JE]

" I am curious why Forrest and Shocky are so resistant to having a Facebook page?"

One word Jim: Malware ! I am also siding with Forrest & Shocky...I am highly suspect of the hackers & pirates on Facebook & do not trust it ! Twitter on the other hand is a social media i would try without worry as it seems to have more control over the content being transmitted via it's links.
So that's my take on Facebook.
I would love to see a writeup on the CDS forum about how the boulder was removed. Sounds intriguing.

Jack