Is something wrong in CC groups?

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secularhermit

secularhermit

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I'm not gregarious, but I felt the need to intereact. I joined a couple of groups there on here, but I left (even from "singles" where 360 persons were/are joined).

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Forums, instead, are livid, more moved and crowded.

Chat Rooms are much better for fast interacting, but I'm slow to enjoy its potential fullest (although I have enjoyed the room of prayer).

Wow! It serves to pray, to worship God and to find some fellowship.

I hope yuanyuan creates her chinese group there to see she doesn get disapointed. If groups don't move, I'd like to see how a chinese group could grow "exponencialmente" in a short time.

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secularhermit

secularhermit

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Hummm!

If I lacked myself some coherence, no credibility is deserved: Not gregarious.

He! He! :P
 
Grace-Like-Rain

Grace-Like-Rain

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I tried joining a group, but found it to be mostly abandoned. Are there any that are actively used?
 
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Grace-Like-Rain said:
I tried joining a group, but found it to be mostly abandoned. Are there any that are actively used?
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Seems many groups are not very active. I think people get an idea, get excited, recruit and the lose interest so they don't continue to push the group. And they are easy to forget about when you do join, so i think most people just use them as placeholders to represent themselves by the title rather than engage in conversations with them.
 
secularhermit

secularhermit

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Grace-Like-Rain said:
I tried joining a group, but found it to be mostly abandoned. Are there any that are actively used?
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Ha! Ha!

I think you could be leading a "new" group... What would be the name you have thought for another? Ha! Ha!

Perhaps that abandonement you mentioned is connected to technical reasons.

I thought "the hispanic" group could be moved, related, and more SOLIDARY as I have seen YOU (saxon people) in different forums.

I must admit I screwed up when I changed my PMs incoming tray, but I liked no obligations when those forums looked so free to go and go.
 
secularhermit

secularhermit

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Ugly said:
Seems many groups are not very active. I think people get an idea, get excited, recruit and the lose interest so they don't continue to push the group. And they are easy to forget about when you do join, so i think most people just use them as placeholders to represent themselves by the title rather than engage in conversations with them.
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I agree!

There are SOME who need the "moderator's" approval (not a good thing for me). Forums are WIDE open.
 
cyphercat

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I like the idea of groups. They organize elements of the body of Christ and things get done more efficiently.
It helps to focus on specific things at a time.
I'm a part of the men's group, and by being a part of that group, I take it that I should pray for the members of that group and interact with them for encouragement and such.
In its essence it's just a way to organize where and how you spend your time.
 
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