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how has the site changed?
Posted: 13 Mar 2018 13:49
by Cerulean
so, in the past few years, how has the website changed? what was 973-eht-manuh-973.com originally like? what are the differences compared to what it is now?
Re: how has the site changed?
Posted: 15 Mar 2018 14:55
by Nazheek
The forum has a lot less actives, as for the website, it oft updates upward rather than changing existing content.
Re: how has the site changed?
Posted: 16 Mar 2018 17:00
by Redbeck
Dear Cerulean, firstly welcome to the Oracle Forum community and thanks for a question that we often ask ourselves. Also greetings Nazheek, thank you for stepping in with your observation as a longstanding contributor, for the number of new members to the community with something to say is rising rapidly, and as you can see I'm constantly running behind panting for the bus, to use a quaint English expression.
Well both the main 973-eht-namuh-973.com site and its associated Oracle Forum are dynamic in that they have not stood still. A constant stream of material enlarges the scope of the site's knowledge base daily, so yes it has changed dramatically in terms of sheer volume and spread of content. Yet there are still hundreds of site founder, concept and content architect Dave Denison's note books piled up still to be input, once there was a typist Wendy, who made a massive contribution in this respect but sadly passed away. So the level of knowledge, theory and images available to the world at large is far greater and all contributions to an enlarging forum are welcome. Changing the views and attitudes of humankind takes time, but change they must if we are to survive, especially those of so called leaders before it's too late. The greater the learning the greater the thought process. Redbeck

Re: how has the site changed?
Posted: 29 Apr 2018 17:17
by crunchlord
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Re: how has the site changed?
Posted: 29 Apr 2018 22:31
by Redbeck
Well I welcome thee to the Oracle Forum Community crunchlord, an apt name as we who bat stealthily and steadily for the benefit of humankind, encouraging the instinct to go out and do good by weight of learning, find ourselves 'coming to the crunch' with those leading what is supposedly the civilised world currently in a state of disarray.
Your use of an advanced sliding replacement form of language is an indication that you might be here to help us in our objective to bring what is laughably referred to as a 'modern world' back into some semblance of balance and order which enables ordinary humankind without a trace malice or meglomania to live peaceably with the natural world and each other, while they love, feed and educate their families in safety, with access to the same resources as their fellow citizens on planet Earth. Kind Regards Redbeck.

Re: how has the site changed?
Posted: 08 May 2018 19:46
by crunchlord
you have a way with words, redbeck. i am very glad to be here. i hope to learn a lot.