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As there is no charge to sign up why not limit what a person can do? As it stands now there is no incentive to join. If there was less on the 'outside' there would be more members than visitors and there by more dialogue (or am I missing something?)....

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One can search and read contents but they can't leave a post or answer a post.

The registration process, as I see it, is just enough hassle to keep spammers and those who are really not interest from leavintg useless messages.

I think the way it is has worked quite well. I don't remember the last time we had an unhelpful poster. I also think it is great if a Winnie owner finds some info on his 454 here. You can see that many times we will have 4-5 members online and I have see 20 visitors... I think that is really cool


 
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Yeah: Perhaps you belong at the Barth Rangers site?


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ok..your kicking me off this


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Doug: Just about all of improvements, repairs and upgrades to "THE TOY" came from the help of other Barth owners posting answers to questions asked. This has resulted in my fantastic 1988 33 foot Regal. Sure made me happy. Now, come on and smile, join in and have fun.........


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Hi, Carl! I've surely benefitted from membership on the Barthmobile Forum. I have my Breakaway, for one thing, advertised only here!


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Originally posted by Dave Bowers:
...I don't remember the last time we had an unhelpful poster...
Lest we forget about this huckster!

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