

| Subject: | Re: Vanagon List vs. Vanagon Owner's Group on Facebook |
| From: | David McNeely |
| Date: | Tue, 21 Jul 2020 20:30:15 -0700 |
I don't "FB," period, for any purpose. I tried a while back because people kept telling me it was the only way to keep up with family, friends, interests .... . It isn't, and in fact is a very bad way to do so, so far as I am concerned. Further, I have philosophical objections to a medium that exploits membership the way FB does, and also tries to direct members' political beliefs. As someone else said, it sucks. To say nothing of the fact that it seems to have cooperated with foreign powers interfering with our political process. Down with FB. mcneely On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 5:27 PM Richard Koerner <rjkinpb@sbcglobal.net> wrote: > I so totally love the Vanagon List. Back 15 years ago or so I discovered > it. Made all the difference in trying to decide what to do with my ancient > car. So many words of wisdom. Definitely kept me in the game, with gusto! > > So...now there is that new-fangled thing....Facebook. > Specifically...Vanagon Owners Group. > I recommend that you give it a try. Easy to open a Facebook account. You > don't even have to supply many details, nor pictures, etc. > This Facebook Vanagon Owners Group thing is kind of in a transforming > mode. Sure...all the usual stuff like replacing fuel injection hoses with > a new van. But as time goes on, the folks there are starting to deal with > the nitty-gritty. And lots of innovative ideas. Also...plenty of stuff > for your daily Vanagon Fix. My hope is that you would give it a try at > least. > When I first joined, there were 9,500 members. Now, there are above > 12,500 members. > I think it is a good thing. BenT is one of the administrators (to add > some credibility). > Rich > San Diego >
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