At the risk of behaving like FTD (or Google!) and sending out announcements at the busiest time of the year, I want to make the FC Membership aware of of some upcoming changes for the FlowerChat Community.
Many of the details are still being straightened out and more info will follow, but I felt this desereved at least a measure of advance warning. With the upcoming release of vB4 (software that powers FlowerChat) that will have some big impacts on the way FlowerChat operates, it seemed like a good time to co-ordinate some other procedure changes.
For 7 years, FlowerChat has been the go-to forum for people in the floral industry to discuss the events and changes in our business. Throughout that time, the opinion has been voiced that FlowerChat fosters much discussion and little action. That is about to change.
Another recurring theme has been the effort to keep FlowerChat to a professional audience. Our goal in the coming months will be to refine how we endeavour to make FlowerChat a professional community.
In the coming weeks, FlowerChat will have some extended downtime. I don't have a firm date, yet, but it will likely be in the time between Christmas and New Years, provided we can line up our software vendors in time. I'd like to take FC offline during a slow period to minimize inconvenience.
By early 2010, FlowerChat will be more professional, more actionable and results driven. The time for discussion is over, and the time for florists to step to the plate has come.
Ryan
Many of the details are still being straightened out and more info will follow, but I felt this desereved at least a measure of advance warning. With the upcoming release of vB4 (software that powers FlowerChat) that will have some big impacts on the way FlowerChat operates, it seemed like a good time to co-ordinate some other procedure changes.
For 7 years, FlowerChat has been the go-to forum for people in the floral industry to discuss the events and changes in our business. Throughout that time, the opinion has been voiced that FlowerChat fosters much discussion and little action. That is about to change.
Another recurring theme has been the effort to keep FlowerChat to a professional audience. Our goal in the coming months will be to refine how we endeavour to make FlowerChat a professional community.
In the coming weeks, FlowerChat will have some extended downtime. I don't have a firm date, yet, but it will likely be in the time between Christmas and New Years, provided we can line up our software vendors in time. I'd like to take FC offline during a slow period to minimize inconvenience.
By early 2010, FlowerChat will be more professional, more actionable and results driven. The time for discussion is over, and the time for florists to step to the plate has come.
Ryan