I think what happened is that they kept getting a ton of new account registrations from spammers and Tom was having problems telling the good from the bad when approving people. I don't know if he wants to open it back up to new registrations or not. You can look for the f295 facebook page if you're on there - I think that's somewhat active.
Plenty of folks don't "do" Facebook - myself included. I asked another member about the f295 group recently and it was suggested to me that we simply make more/better use of the Pinhole Photography section of this forum, which is likely to remain quite active
Not everyone uses facebook. Any website that required me to sign in w/ that, which I refuse to have, can live w/o me. There are so many problems w/ security and privacy w/ that site. I don't understand why anyone would sign up for it.
I would certainly be interested in knowing if its even possible to get into the F295 group. I have a login, but have never had my account activated. :-(
I searched my old emails in my Gmail account and found I joined f295 back in 2007. Also found an email where I reset my password back in Sept of 2012. It gave me my user name and gave me a password to use. I just tried and I successfully logged in. Saw a few other postings from today from others while there.
Richard, any idea how (or IF) I can get my account activated? I applied for and received a login/ID back in June or July, and I was instructed to wait for my account to be activated, which it never was. I emailed the group owner several times and never did get a response :-(
Thanks.
Paul
f295 is alive and well, yes a tad quite lately but turning your back on it will only make it worst. Post your pinhole stuff there, they accept all formats.
Paul, contact Tom direct through the f295 Facebook page. He will sort it for you.
Easy to understand. I do use it to connect with old pals and such. I don't put much personal information on it.The sole reason I choose not to participate is Facebook's agenda to mine user data at any cost, and that invloves the TOS continuously evolving in an attempt to erode user's privacy rights. No thanks.
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