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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
Latest post 02-20-2011 2:46 PM by elephant. 36 replies.
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02-14-2011 8:44 AM
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auclutch
- Joined on 06-02-2007
- Posts 66
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Hi, can we have a beoworld Asia section too? we're people too you know. :)
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2011 Wish List: BL3500, BL6000, BL5, BL9, active link, BS5, Beo5
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burantek
- Joined on 05-04-2007
- SE USA
- Posts 6,214
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DrDimitris: Oh it will be good to have all languages of the world forums.
Well, then I would have to vote for a Clitheroe subforum!
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DrDimitris
- Joined on 04-25-2007
- Posts 560
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burantek:
DrDimitris: Oh it will be good to have all languages of the world forums.
Well, then I would have to vote for a Clitheroe subforum!
(wedthreadinsiderjoke)
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bayerische
- Joined on 12-11-2007
- Helsinki, Finland
- Posts 3,593
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Or how about one for us Swedish speaking Finns...? We're not Swedes.
-Andreas
BLab5, BLab5000, BLab8000, BV10, BS9000, BS3, Beo5, Beo4, BLink1000, BLink5000, BLink7000, A2, A8, Form2
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9 LEE
- Joined on 02-14-2007
- Moderator - UK
- Posts 5,223
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... and i speak with a slight Northern accent, so could we have a 'from up't North' section?
Seriously though - if an Asia Forum will get used by lots of people, we'd be happy to host it. We've tried to make BeoWorld as streamlined as possible with the minimum of different fora as possible. This makes the site much easier to navigate and use - and i think we've pretty much got the balance right.
However, if we go to the trouble of creating one - then two people use it once every three weeks, it'll fall on its own sword in record time..
Lee
BeoWorld - Everything Bang & Olufsen
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DrDimitris
- Joined on 04-25-2007
- Posts 560
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9 LEE:
However, if we go to the trouble of creating one - then two people use it once every three weeks, it'll fall on its own sword in record time..
Lee
I know who are the two persons of Lee's example... . I have to withdraw my proposal for a Greek subforum. Hope the Clitheroe one will flourish though...
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Puncher
- Joined on 03-27-2007
- Nr. Durham, NE England.
- Posts 9,588
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DrDimitris:
9 LEE:
However, if we go to the trouble of creating one - then two people use it once every three weeks, it'll fall on its own sword in record time..
Lee
I know who are the two persons of Lee's example... . I have to withdraw my proposal for a Greek subforum. Hope the Clitheroe one will flourish though...
Not sure even Google Translate can handle Clitheronian, it's a dead dialect ........ dead weird!
Generally speaking, you aren't learning much if your lips are moving.
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auclutch
- Joined on 06-02-2007
- Posts 66
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I can certainly understand your concerns and, since I don't know how many of us Beoworlder's are from Asia, it is difficult to argue that a Beoworld Asia forum will be used often enough to justify its opening. Having said that, I would venture to say that there is a fast growing number of B&O users and fans across Asia (I've been to over 15 stores in Asia myself) and that these users, like myself, would be interested in hearing about and sharing different experiences within the region. Many people in Asia also speak English, so English would be the choice of language, IMHO. For example, staff at B&O stores in cities like Beijing, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Kuala Lumpur, Seoul, Tokyo all spoke relatively fluent English, enough to help consumers. Also, since product launchings (and regional product modifications) in the region are different from other regions, it would be helpful to share such information. For example, I was able to find a beosound 5 in Singapore over a year ago whereas it still hasn't been officially launched yet here in Seoul (at least to my knowledge).
This is a little different from wanting one on Clitheroe, IMHO. :)
Just my two cents.
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2011 Wish List: BL3500, BL6000, BL5, BL9, active link, BS5, Beo5
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Doctor
- Joined on 09-14-2010
- Posts 555
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I will set a poll. I suggest a very simple one - how about:
Would you use a separate BeoWorld forum for Asia should one be set up? It would be an English language forum and would plan to cover issues specific to the Asian area.
The answers could be:
Yes, I think this would be very useful.
No, I prefer using the General Forum.
I would prefer a different type of forum.
Would you change anything or add another question? I would suggest we need a minimum response and a positive vote in favour to make the changes. I would suggest that the forum needs about 20 active members to flourish.
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TheMajor
- Joined on 05-10-2007
- Tokyo
- Posts 251
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I would like a B&o Asia forum but I don't think it would be popular. I think it maybe nice to have it and it could snow ball into a bigger forum. B&O is harder to come by and it would be good to have more people to share resource and see more in the classified section.
Beosystem 7000/6500- Beolab 4000 - Beosound 1 - A8 - Earset 3 - Beo4
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auclutch
- Joined on 06-02-2007
- Posts 66
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TheMajor: I would like a B&o Asia forum but I don't think it would be popular. I think it maybe nice to have it and it could snow ball into a bigger forum. B&O is harder to come by and it would be good to have more people to share resource and see more in the classified section.
I agree that it may require more time but would be worth having an Asia forum to attract members and share information amongst existing ones. I can certainly also inform my friends in the Korean B&O forum that I established (we have close to 1500 members) http://cafe.daum.net/BangOlufsen
BS1 x 2, BS 3, BS4, BS2000 x 3, BS2300, BS4000, BS9000, BL4, BL 4000 x 2, BL8000 x 2, BL2500 x 2, BL2000, Beocom 2, Beocom 6000 x 4, Beocom 1401 x 4, Beocom 1600 x 2, Beocom 2500 x 4, Beotalk 1200, A9 Keyring, Beo4 x 8, Beotime, Bottle Opener
2011 Wish List: BL3500, BL6000, BL5, BL9, active link, BS5, Beo5
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bayerische
- Joined on 12-11-2007
- Helsinki, Finland
- Posts 3,593
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I think we should shrink the amount of forums...
I visit Beoworld pretty much everyday, but recently there's very few posts, even on the General forum, making more and more "sub" forums, will make us users lost, and what we will end up with is questions, and interesting discussions being lost in the ever growing fora of more and more specific topic/region forums.
Since english would be the language of choice for the Asia forum, then why isn't the general forum enough? It has the most visitors, and posts, the odds of a topic will flourish there is the highest.
Sorry, to the OP, but I'm hard pressed to see the reason for an Asia forum. Surely things regarding our beloved B&O can't be that much different over there?
For instance my other favorite forum, "The Rolex Forums", does not have region specific forums, instead very little if no attention is put towards establishing where it's users are located, and concentrates the "general questions" and topics to the general discussion forum. This works very well.
-Andreas
BLab5, BLab5000, BLab8000, BV10, BS9000, BS3, Beo5, Beo4, BLink1000, BLink5000, BLink7000, A2, A8, Form2
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Pacific
- Joined on 11-15-2009
- Posts 10
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It sounds like a fine idea...however, I imagine that I would continue to source my answers and pose questions to the wealth of knowledge that frequents the General Forum.
Robert in Western Japan
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Doctor
- Joined on 09-14-2010
- Posts 555
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One of the reasons for the fewer postings is a software problem that particularly affects those with high post accounts. This is the reason I now post as Doctor and not Peter!! We are about to sort this, at least on a temporary basis so hopefully traffic will go back to normal levels. I think queries are still being answered promptly though so don't be afraid to post!
If there already is a Korean forum, albeit elsewhere, would not the setting up of a rival forum on Beoworld be a little unfriendly? I would have thought the establishment of a link would possibly be a better route so that queries needing wider participation can come here. If you have set up such a forum, it would seem a shame to possibly diminish it.
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Spiros
- Joined on 09-03-2007
- Thessaloniki GREECE
- Posts 1,088
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DrDimitris
- Joined on 04-25-2007
- Posts 560
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burantek:
Είναι όλα τα ελληνικά μου!
LOL. It's all Greek to you….but Google translate is not always perfect. Nice try though Jaff!!
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bayerische
- Joined on 12-11-2007
- Helsinki, Finland
- Posts 3,593
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DrDimitris:
burantek:
Είναι όλα τα ελληνικά μου!
LOL. It's all Greek to you….but Google translate is not always perfect. Nice try though Jaff!!
It's all Greek to me too!
-Andreas
BLab5, BLab5000, BLab8000, BV10, BS9000, BS3, Beo5, Beo4, BLink1000, BLink5000, BLink7000, A2, A8, Form2
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auclutch
- Joined on 06-02-2007
- Posts 66
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I don't think it would be unfriendly at all. I think they would compliment each other well as we are a local forums and Beoworld and Beocentral, et al. are international and more established forums. On the one hand, we like to hear about local deals, meet up to hear each other's setups and layouts and learn about local remedies (how to change your products from 110v to 240v, where to get fabric replacements for pentas, etc...)
fyi, we have had a link to your site for close to 4 years now as your site and beocentral have so much useful (especially technical) information filled with years of experience and knowledge.
the purpose for an Asia forum would be to unite regional (Asia as a region) members, knowledge, experiences, etc...
As per the article recently posted on B&O's future direction, Asia is indeed booming and I see B&O thriving throughout the region much more so than in other parts of the world that I visit. obviously, I don't know sales figures or usage figures throughout the world, but i would suspect that Asian users are one of the fastest growing markets for B&O and I would assume, like myself and our forum members, that we all have experiences to share, questions to ask, etc...
sorry to drag this out... ultimately it's your decision but just thought i'd share my opinion.
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2011 Wish List: BL3500, BL6000, BL5, BL9, active link, BS5, Beo5
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kallasr
- Joined on 04-19-2007
- Willich, NRW, Germany
- Posts 1,077
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bayerische:
I think we should shrink the amount of forums...
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Since english would be the language of choice for the Asia forum, then why isn't the general forum enough? It has the most visitors, and posts, the odds of a topic will flourish there is the highest.
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Completely agree. As I see it the specific forums are in other languages (German, US ;-) etc.) OR for special interest (workbench, for sale etc.).
For me an Asian subforum doesn't make any sense...
Ralf
My Beo: Beosound 3000, Beolab 4000, Beo 4 DVD, Beolab 5000/Beomaster 5000, Beovox S45.2 with Stands, Beosystem 7000 black with Beolink 7000, Beolink 1000, F1000 (3 cubes), Beovox 5000, Beovox 3000, Attyca 1.
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