Forums on Errorplan.com
#1
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: OGG, YYC, YYZ
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Forums on Errorplan.com
Has anyone noticed errorplan has added forums to their site? (Just today, I think.) I don't agree with all their viewpoints, but this might be a good alternate site for our Canadian forum population. I'm finding the frequent FT outages and slow performance (no doubt compounded by the irritating advertising content) to be a bit frustrating. Also, I bet errorplan moderators (
) might be a bit more tolerant of posts that deviate from the prescribed subject matter.
Then, on the other hand, how much longer will these guys be around?
) might be a bit more tolerant of posts that deviate from the prescribed subject matter. Then, on the other hand, how much longer will these guys be around?
#2


Join Date: May 1999
Location: Ottawa
Posts: 8,573
I agree, the advertising on FT seems to get more obtrusive all the time (or maybe I just notice it more when I'm on a slow connection) and its tendency to lock up IE if I touch the keyboard while a page is loading (on those days when FT is up) make another forum appealing.
Of course it's not the forum provider (FT or errorplan) that makes these discussions valuable, it's the co-conspira... fellow posters. If the FT regulars start posting on EP as well (or instead), it would quickly have value.
And if the EP forums evaporate one night, we'll all just move somewhere else, right?
andrew
Of course it's not the forum provider (FT or errorplan) that makes these discussions valuable, it's the co-conspira... fellow posters. If the FT regulars start posting on EP as well (or instead), it would quickly have value.
And if the EP forums evaporate one night, we'll all just move somewhere else, right?

andrew
#3
Join Date: Jan 2001
Location: Vancouver - UA 1K, Hilton Diamond, Starwood Platinum, Hyatt Diamond
Posts: 550
hummm, a roving band of gypsy complainers...
All right, count me in; I was getting tired of this place anyhow...
[This message has been edited by Village Idiot (edited 02-28-2002).]
All right, count me in; I was getting tired of this place anyhow...
[This message has been edited by Village Idiot (edited 02-28-2002).]
#7
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Join Date: Feb 2000
Posts: 13,344
Not a bad idea but it may be limited... people are used to FT, not errorplan. Somedays I don't have time to peruse one location for travel junkie-type news, let alone two.
Just hope it doesn't turn out to be duplication of what is here.
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Your resident on-line IATA Travel Agent - also AC Elite
Just hope it doesn't turn out to be duplication of what is here.
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Your resident on-line IATA Travel Agent - also AC Elite
#8
FlyerTalk Evangelist



Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Just signed up - looks pretty cool - the only thing is we now need to go to 2 places or if we stop going to FT we may lose input from members in other forums.
#9
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: YEG - No Particular Loyalty Anymore
Posts: 3,610
I think the press will pick up quickly on the errorplan.com Forum "Made-in-Canada" solution and I think more people will get the message in Canada. I'll be watching and using both....I'm sure the AC lurkers will be, too!
#12
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Join Date: Mar 2000
Location: Southern Alberta
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by MapleLeaf:
Not a bad idea but it may be limited... people are used to FT, not errorplan. Somedays I don't have time to peruse one location for travel junkie-type news, let alone two.
Just hope it doesn't turn out to be duplication of what is here.
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Not a bad idea but it may be limited... people are used to FT, not errorplan. Somedays I don't have time to peruse one location for travel junkie-type news, let alone two.
Just hope it doesn't turn out to be duplication of what is here.
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The forum on Errorplan seems to only focus on our favorite airline.




