Post by braPost by BobsterI have no idea about quality, but quantity is there
https://www.google.com/search?q=classic+car+forum&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t
Thank you, Bobster.
My chief frustration with Facebook (apart from millions of 'friends' asking), is that it is not easily searchable, for me anyway. I see some terrific facts and photos, but a couple of weeks later they're buried in the timeline and extremely hard to find again.
Your own activity can be searched - right back to whenever. There's a tool for that. I haven't tried back searches recently (I might search for a person or a topic), but I recall that I could do it within some groups that I was a member of.
What does skew things a bit is that people can delete posts well after the event. So you might recall that you saw it once, but can't find it now.
Worse still. You make a perfectly respectable, constructive post. Flame breaks out in the responses to that thread. You then delete your post and ALL replies to it are lost.
Plus there are permissions. I can set any thing I post to be public, friends only, friend and friends of friends. And I can change that later. You could see a post of mine last week, but not this week because I changed the visibility settings.
AND THEN there are the dreaded FB algorithms.
But it's astonishingly popular.
Twitter I think is not good for discussion because of the length limit on tweets. It's too short. Context gets lost. But it's a very good broadcast medium. I check it every morning for updates from various bodies (electricity provider, roads agency etc)
