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This Forum, what is it? a few posts recently reminded me of what we have here.


A collection of Electricians, Electrical Engineers, Consultants, Supply side Engineers, Inspectors. Armed to the teeth with qualifications, experience  and reasoning.

Would give Shroedinger and his cat a good run for their money - makes the chicken/egg question look simple (actually the chicken/egg question is simple but that`s another matter).

You could not get guidance like this fom any scheme or body. It is brill. You even get building regs and advice, carpentry and electronics/radio thrown in too plus a host of other subjects. And a weekend quiz too. Ohh and a few comedians and some quirky quips.


To sum it up. Sheer Brilliance
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    mapj1:

    The banner does not fully capture the breadth, perhaps implying exclusivity to just  'electricians' which means different things to different people ,  and just BS7671 , nor is it made very clear that anyone can raise a query, and they do not have to an IET member to join in.




     

    Good point Mike.


    Although the text was in use on and taken from the old forum in Fusetalk I guess it could be updated now and made more 'friendly' to newcomers.


    I'm loathed to go down the 'Introduce yourself' route as we've learned from experience that it doesn't work for our forum and you end up with a multitude of 'Hello' or 'Newbie here' subject lines... The original need for that 'introduce yourself' process on the Fusetalk forum was purely for spam management/account approval and we have a better way of handling that in the community as a whole. 


    I will be talking to the Marketing lead for the IET Standards team (the team that manage the Wiring Regs etc) about providing some more marketing support for the forum as I'm not sure that they've ever promoted it outside of the existing audience? 



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    mapj1:

    The banner does not fully capture the breadth, perhaps implying exclusivity to just  'electricians' which means different things to different people ,  and just BS7671 , nor is it made very clear that anyone can raise a query, and they do not have to an IET member to join in.




     

    Good point Mike.


    Although the text was in use on and taken from the old forum in Fusetalk I guess it could be updated now and made more 'friendly' to newcomers.


    I'm loathed to go down the 'Introduce yourself' route as we've learned from experience that it doesn't work for our forum and you end up with a multitude of 'Hello' or 'Newbie here' subject lines... The original need for that 'introduce yourself' process on the Fusetalk forum was purely for spam management/account approval and we have a better way of handling that in the community as a whole. 


    I will be talking to the Marketing lead for the IET Standards team (the team that manage the Wiring Regs etc) about providing some more marketing support for the forum as I'm not sure that they've ever promoted it outside of the existing audience? 



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