NAA, where are you?

[Scott]

Elton:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=UTF-...q=fishing+forum

 

720,000 matches.

 

Whose job is it to monitor each one?

 

 

 

Elton

Not all of them are UK forums but I see you point, but as most people visit a few a press release from the NAA would have spread quickly through the UK forums.

 

Scott.

[Peter Waller]

phonebush:

Alan,

I now know why you don't want to exposure to public forums. It's lonely at the top, I agree, been there done that, got the T-shirt as we say in the US.

I do wonder how much more forward the "front line" can get than anglers talking to anglers however.

To imply "public" forums are not worthy of an orginizations effort is akin to:

 

How a minority

reaching majority

seizing authority

Hates the minority!

 

Respectfully Quoted: Leonard Harman Robbins.

Phone

Edit, OOPS, forgot credits

Spot on Phone, spot on. Real hitting nail on the head job. Nice one! It applies to one or two organisations over here.

 

Oh dear, the wisdom of these younger, less mature nations !

[Bruno Broughton]

Peter et al

 

i haven't time to repeat it all - please see the thread 'An angling society (what do you want)'.

[phonebush]

Bruno,

Your response on the other thread made sense. OTOH how does an unfunded organization settle disputes. PLEEEEEZZZEEE don't tell me there are no disputes. I was indeed born at night, just not last night.

Phone

[miasma]

....NAA may be slow to exploit the internet,but

a glance at Countryside Alliance's website

shows they are about to embrace it .......miasma