alenvprekrsku wrote:

FB is free of charge and independent.

So is Beoworld.

I have seen what they are doing on Facebook and I don't like it either. However, many from the
younger generation seems to care less and if you like Facebook, you are free to go there as often as you like.

I agree with the others. I can see neither the point nor the need for Beoworld to be on Facebook.
We can discuss Facebook on Beoworld, should we then discuss Beoworld on Facebook ?

Martin

9 LEE wrote:

I'm inclined to agree with the general feeling here.  It's pretty pointless starting a group discussion devoted to a discussion group.  It's like renting the corner of a supermarket to start a shop selling groceries.

Lee

🙂

I agree after reading all the comments!

There are a few B&O related groups, but not much is happening there.

The best is to follow the pages of the dealers in your region. I follow

Have to say I completely avoided facebook until I joined a caving club and I was sucked in, mostly to recieve updates. Definately has its uses but for Beoworld I am not too sure!

Spy pictures - why not ? Let's see what you have.
As an enthusiast site, however, we are fans supporting our brand. That doesn't mean that we have to
like everything with the B&O name on it, but we are not here to cause the company trouble or
to air their production secrets.
I take it you understand this ?

Manuals etc. if you want to keep Beoworld alive, no. Beoworld is only here as long as we have
contributing, donating and paying members, it costs a lot to run a site like this and we have no
other income.
You are not paying anything so I wonder why you ask ? Don't you like Beoworld ?

You cannot write what you like on Facebook either. I dare say they have more censorship than Beoworld.
We actually do very little moderation on Beoworld, thanks to our polite and
well behaving members it's not necessary.
Last unacceptable post I had to deal with was more than a week ago. One of your own, I believe.

Martin

You must NOT post any pictures unless you either have written permission from the copywright owner or they are your own work!

Step1 wrote:

You must NOT post any pictures unless you either have written permission from the copywright owner or they are your own work!

True.
No different from Facebook (or anywhere else for that matter).

Martin

This guy sums up my feelings about facebook.  Please do not open the link if you are under 18 years old, or easily offended.........you have been warned.