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Old 08-11-2016, 05:10 PM
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Just a thought, international Section with country subsections helpful for find other enthusiastic people and parts in our parts of the the world.
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Old 08-11-2016, 05:35 PM
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Not to be knob, but that's what facebook is for.
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Thats a fine idea regardless of our Canadian friends opinion
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I'm Canadian too but French native! Do I need a French section? Not at all! Unless I want to write to myself 99.9 of the time...

English is the international language, the same language used everywhere in the world by airplane pilot and Maritime ship transport. We don't need an Arabic, Chinese, Spain, Russian... (Name them all) section.

This is an American forum, we are just a guest here and by respect to the American workers and engineers who produce those magnificent machines I wish he stay the way it is.

This is my opinion and I'm perfectly comfortable with it!
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This is an American forum, we are just a guest here
I would like to think we are an International Forum, having (right now) 15 different countries being represented.

People here are MEMBERS. Guests are the lurkers that don't/won't join and just look.

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