Rich93 said:
You will appreciate AZB all the more if you stop by Billiards Digest Cue Chalk Board, as I did tonight. Insult, respond, repeat, over and over. The board seems to be getting the FL treatment, but with impeccable grammar, by someone who's banned here (thank you, Mr. Wilson).
A shame - I remember a lot of good stuff on that board in years past.
There is a group of long-time members of that forum who have an excellent comraderie. In times gone by, that forum was one of my favorites to read about pool strategies, players, upcoming events, tournament trip reports, et cetera.
Of course, most people in the pool forum world, if I may call us that, know that some of those veteran Billiards Digest Cue Chalk Board members meet every year at the U.S. Open and have a get-together to include a nice dinner and a pool tournament.
Today, I see a platoon of posters on the Billiards Digest Cue Chalk Board forum, some of whom committed suicide on this forum, were banned on this forum and/or who continually bash this forum at every opportunity elsewhere. In fact, many of them wouldn't have much to write about if it were not for their disdain and hatred for AzBilliards Discussion Forum. Though they claim to despise this place, it is obvious by their posts on other pool-related Internet sites that they definitely read this forum on a fairly frequent basis. God forbid they write about pool, when there's an AzBilliards forum to bash. :grin:
RSB NewsGroup, though still in existence, will never be the same as it used to be. Many of its veteran posters are on AzBilliards today, and I think they may still post on RSB from time to time, maybe hoping it will return to a sense of normalcy.
When Billiards Digest website was refurbished and updated, I thought their new forum was kind of cool. It just does not have the traffic as it used to have.
Then again, if you go to a pool tournament on American soil, it doesn't seem to have the same popularity and traffic it used to have either.
I personally would like to see all pool-related forums, discussion boards, and NewsGroups flourish. The more, the better, I say.
