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    I would highly recommend to everybody on this forum to modify your signatures on the AUGI site. Adding into them a link to this forum. "http://revitforum.org" This will create a more robust forum for all of us, adding more people seeking help as well as people helping. You could also post links on your own blogs, or other forums that pertain to Revit.

    VIVA revitforum.org
    -Alex Cunningham
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    Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
    I would highly recommend to everybody on this forum to modify your signatures on the AUGI site. Adding into them a link to this forum. "http://revitforum.org" This will create a more robust forum for all of us, adding more people seeking help as well as people helping. You could also post links on your own blogs, or other forums that pertain to Revit.

    VIVA revitforum.org
    great idea! (Although I don't frequent the AUGI forums any longer)
    Last edited by Dave Jones; December 13, 2010, 03:23 PM. Reason: added info
    I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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      This is why I have been posting links in the AUGI forum a lot. The more people see our site the more they will migrate to our usergroup. Keep up all the good work!!
      -Alex Cunningham

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        #4
        Hopefully we will make it on a few more blogs soon as well. I know Phil Read is lurking so hopefully we will get a mention on Arch Tech. And I suspect Steve Stafford has at least given us a look. If we continue to be proactive and useful I think the growth will continue.
        I will be mentioning the group at our next Portland Revit User Group meeting, anyone from one of the big groups? NY and the like? Actually, it occurs to me that some sort of hand bill would be nice. I'll work on something this week. Stay tuned!

        Gordon
        Pragmatic Praxis

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          #5
          I know a lot of those guys have a LOT of time, heart, and tears invested in AUGI, so i think they may be averse to leaving, versus just forcing that place to get their act together. Im ambivilent on the subject, as long as the user base and the subject matter are there. I dont care what the web address is. But- those who have much more invested, might, so they may not come around here.

          ive got some blogging to catch up on, from AU, and from my weeks on the road, so ill be sure to give it a mention, though i dont get traffic like those guys do. I put a post up about it on BIM Expert too. My sig on AUGI.... Eh. It would mean logging in over there again, and i just dont want to.
          Aaron "selfish AND petulant" Maller |P A R A L L A X T E A M | Practice Technology Implementation
          @Web | @Twitter | @LinkedIn | @Email

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            Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
            I would highly recommend to everybody on this forum to modify your signatures on the AUGI site. Adding into them a link to this forum. "http://revitforum.org" This will create a more robust forum for all of us, adding more people seeking help as well as people helping. You could also post links on your own blogs, or other forums that pertain to Revit.
            Not that I know much about CEO, but linking to this forum will not only get some visitors from those links, it will also help us get better placements in Google searches
            So all links will not only be greatly appreciated, they will also help getting more "newbies" to our little community.

            And since I´m gonna be mailing Chistmas Cookies all over the world anyway, how about another competition ?

            The link that generate most unique visits to this site, in the period: Today - December 24th, will recieve a Full Box of Christmas Cookies !

            Note to self: Remember to use "Spell Check" :coffee:
            Klaus Munkholm
            "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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              #7
              I am winning!!!
              -Alex Cunningham

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                #8
                Just in case that you want to help us promote this Forum, here´s the logo.

                One with a fixed dark (as the logo on this page), and one with a transparent .

                And remember to link the logo to www.revitforum.org :beer:
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                Klaus Munkholm
                "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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                  #9
                  nice addition for peoples blogs sites, i could even put this in my signature
                  -Alex Cunningham

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                    #10
                    Yea, would be nice with some more links, like what Ben-May did on his blog :beer:
                    Klaus Munkholm
                    "Do. Or do not. There is no try."

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