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Adult Perfusion Forum : Welcome to Our Discussion Forum
Author: bvlich
Subject: Welcome to Our Discussion Forum
Posted: Aug 05 2006 at 11:33am
Dear Members,
Welcome to our new and much improved web-based forum.
Our new discussion forum combines all the best features of Perflist along with some new features that will enhance your experience.
Key Features:
1. Real-time access, not delayed like conventional mailing lists.
2. Email announcements - You will get an email when someone replies to a message that you post.
3. File attachments - You can attach files to your posted messages.
4. Search Messages - The search feature included here are much more robust.
5. RSS - You can get the latest postings in any RSS reader (including Google)
6. Rich Text - Your postings can include HTML content with images.
7. Faster than Fast - The SQL infrastructure makes this forum lightening fast.
8. Polls - You can create a survey question in the messages you post to get feedback from other members in real-time.
9. Subscriptions - You can subscribe to an individual forum and receive email when a new message is posted, just like a mailing list.
10. Edit Topics - You can edit or delete your own postings if you need to make a correction for some reason. For as long as I can remember, we perfusionists have been using old, inferior technology for professional communication. I hope you will give our new system a chance, as it is really a much better communication tool.
Regards,
Administrator
Bryan V. Lich, CCP
Edited by bvlich - Aug 06 2006 at 2:31pm
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