The "old" Taylor forum is gone

[Gary0319]

I just noticed that the Taylor Forum is no longer on the AGF.

Long live the UTGF

[jjrpilot-admin]

I just noticed that the Taylor Forum is no longer on the AGF.

Long live the UTGF

I saw that too.  It was weird seeing it gone but I know that the AGF will continue to do well.  I hope that this forum can in a small way fill the void.

[John429]

I wonder if all those great posts and years worth of discussions have been added (and would still be searchable) to the General Forum, or were just deleted? I hope they weren't deleted as there was an incredible wealth of information and knowledge there and it would be a terrible shame if it was gone forever.

[Sludgefactory]

Everything is archived and available to view in the general forum.

[Strumming Fool]

It was sad. I logged out and deleted it from my favorites. I had spent 99% of my time on the Taylor subforum, so I feel that the UTGF will be the only forum I really need at this point. Thanks again, Josh!

[John429]

Everything is archived and available to view in the general forum.

Good - I am really glad to hear that. Thank you.

[Redwood Tree]

Thats sad , but Happy to be here. It seems the 1st place I ever went on the AGF was the Taylor Guitar Forum , So I'm Still mainly a Taylor player , and will come here more now.
 Happy New Year all!

[dkoloff]

It is an interesting change but all the threads were archived.....it can still be a good resource just less focused on Taylor.

[michaelw]

Everything is archived and available to view in the general forum.

over 3,400 pages (overall) in it

[Terry]

Thats sad , but Happy to be here. It seems the 1st place I ever went on the AGF was the Taylor Guitar Forum , So I'm Still mainly a Taylor player , and will come here more now.
 Happy New Year all!

Ditto. I found AGF because of acquiring a Taylor Guitar. Long live UTGF!
Terry

[not darth]

On one hand it's sad, but on the other, I have 'met' some great folks there, and found out about UTGF from my activity at AGF, and it's all the cycle of life.
In this new year, I expect to improve at guitar, but more than that, my 6 month old son will learn how to walk and how to talk  - and that pretty much beats anything that comes/goes on the internet discussion forums.

-K

[Ed422]

Being painfully honest, I have a little difficulty understanding the wailing and gnashing of teeth.  The process was explained in great detail after the group was moved. 

Ed

[cjd-player]

It's been so long that I can't remember how I found the AGF with the Taylor section.   It was nice having a separate Taylor section and not having to wade through all of the other posts.  But this place is great, friendly, and quite satisfying.

[Ted @ LA Guitar Sales]

Being painfully honest, I have a little difficulty understanding the wailing and gnashing of teeth.  The process was explained in great detail after the group was moved. 

Ed

JR did give an explanation but it's still disappointing. I'm still hopeful they will re instate the Taylor section.

[BigSkyTaylorPlayer]

It is too bad, alot of good has been left over there and we have the task or recreating it over here.  Maybe some new perspectives or ideas will pop out.  I see alot of AGF's members beginning to coming aboard and I have been PM'ing some to let them know about this place.

I'm glad Josh, Boone, Cindy, and Michael are working hard to make this a nice place.  The rules seem reasonable, I don't agree with all of them but if I want to belong I am going to have to be flexible.

I have been made to feel welcome and a contributing member of this forum and I am thankful that the mod took the time to tell me that.  Many other forums just summarily dismiss posts and even member without saying why and it's a bit annoying.

The mods are doing a good job and I thank them for their work.