Purpose for the Moleskine Club

[shinobi77]

Hello fellow moleskine users!

I realize that this group forum has become less active in later
weeks. Please contribute more discussion topics to perk it up.

I have also found postings of advertisements and spam. Shall these be
tolerated?

I do hope for this group site to discuss and share what we are doing
with our beloved notebooks. Admittedly, it is not for me to question
how this group is being administered, it is just a waste to see it go
into obscurity and finally become a trash bin for spam and unrelated
ads.

[Ken]

It's the summer. I'm sure there's plenty going on outdoors. :)

I for one would like the spam removed. It's annoying to see in my
Google page that there are new messages, yet when I go to the group
there's just spam.

[Armand]

Deleting the offending posts. My apologies.

[Evan Edwards]

On Wednesday 16 July 2008, shinobi77 wrote:
> I have also found postings of advertisements and spam.  Shall these be
> tolerated?

Depends. If it's moleskine related (i.e., covers, etc), I say yes. I'd
even not mind too many ink/pen/paint related posts that specifically say how
they work on Moleskine paper.

Otherwise, *ploink*.

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[Daly de Gagne]

Evan et al, I think one reason the list is quieter these days is that some of the stuff that used to keep it hopping, ie. quality issues, have been resolved. The last few notebooks I have had were well made. We may have less to talk about, but like you I am interested in knowing how people use their Moleskines, pens, etc.

Daly

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