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I am proud to be a part of StanNet!

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  • Start date Start date Dec 16, 2004
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HistoricMustang

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I am proud to be a part of StangNet!

It has been months since a thread has been read by myself that involved an import issue. Not trying to flame imports but this is not the place and we sure had our share of new individuals that tried to invade the forum. The "elders" did a good job keeping control of what we all love - early models.

The recent exit of several long time posters was the result of the "powers to be" standing ground and again moving the forum forward. Perhaps we are at a threshold and a higher standard has been set.

I have tried to tone down my "one belief" standards and am beginning to understand how others view their early models and it is all good! Lets keep it moving forward and lets try to move the newer people along so that they may also learn to love this forum, and the people that post here, as much as their early models.

By my own choice I have not visited or posted on the Classic Talk side in six months or so and I certainly am not saying the Classic Talk side is bad, it just is not my thing and lets try to "advise" people to move to the Talk section if they are not regular posters here on the tech side.

Good things happening here? Others?

The old man if off to bed and THANKS!

Thanks,
HistoricMustang
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NasaGT

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Doesn't this belong in "Talk"???

Sorry couldn't help myself.
 

mdjay

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GT2K

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What is StanNet?
 
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mustangdave

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Apparently, it is here:

http://www.stannet.com/
 

Cdaniel

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GT2K said:
What is StanNet?
Click to expand...

It's a tool used in the hunting and humane capture of guys named Stan
 
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mustangdave

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At first I thought it was a site for guys named Stan that have suffered ridicule and humiliation from their peers, but......
 

Route666

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I agree with you Historic, we should self-police the forum, about sales pitches and slander and the right forum to post things etc. Just because you don't have an official title doesn't mean you aren't responsible for keeping the peace and trying to keep the community on top of things like violence and theft. Afterall, if everyone upheld this responsibility there would be no need for official police.
 

one2gamble

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agreed
 

HistoricMustang

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You guys are killing me!

For some reason the "g" was dropped as it is plainly in the actual post.

Maybe we need to police the "smart asses".....................just kidding.

All of you have done a great job keeping most of the undesirables weeded out!

HistoricMustang
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Max Power

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Stannet is a mall.

It's great to be part of a mall. Unfortunately, there are too many imports there.
 

Vinyl66

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I agree with Max Power. The mall does have too many imports. It is a great place to showcase their coffee can mufflers, neon lights and stickers though.

That's why I prefer Stangnet. It's not as annoying.
 

302 coupe

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Not Stannet, it's StanNet. A website devoted to mustang enthusiasts named Stan. Unfortunately, since my name is not Stan, I cannot join their wonderful site.
 
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