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Please, take a moment to fill out our Guestbook and let us know what you think about our site. Any and all improvements/comments are welcome!
 Usually, a website's guestbook is a good place to provide the owner with feedback, or as in our case, to communicate with one's fellows. We value your feedback and do try to get to approving the entries as often as we can (we had to start doing this after spammers kept putting garbage ads in the guestbook). It used to be a bit more automatic, but they seem to have stopped sending us notifications when it is signed, so we have to remember to look ;-Þ Anyway, another good method of communication is to join a reenactor e-Mail list -- click here to see some of them.
Thanks for visiting us and please return as we are constantly updating reenactor.Net.
Okay, so the guestbook just became a spam-magnet, requiring ME to waste hours deletin gporn spam :-0 Now, instead of the guestbook, we have the reenactor.Net FORvMS... Why not go join and post your comments there? It's a great place to communicate with your fellow reenactors. Give 'er a try!
reenactor.Net's Online Living History Forums
I've wanted to do Forums for awhile now, but it was either too much coding, or I would have to use someone else's system (i.e. ezboard or something -- meaning we had no control over how it was run) or just whatever . I am happy to say I've found something that set up well and is expandable. There is very little there yet, but there will be soon. And, if you're signed up for one time period, you're a member inthem all. This works well if you do more than one time period.
So anyway, go here: http://www.reenactor.net/forums/index.php and sign up. And yeah, ya need to post for there to be stuff there.
Hope you like it... Marsh
P.S. look for more changes at r.Net coming up to make it easier and better for you, the reenactor.
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