[Jared Hartzell]

@Sam Oliver and @Lyle Swallows , you're not the only ones who experienced issues with those forums in recent years. There is a lot of great information held there but many others have told me account approvals and regular maintenance has stagnated as well. It'll take some time until we've developed enough data to be beneficial, but I think we'll get there in short time... People like @Pablo Barroso are planning to help out and start creating maintenance videos to post on the Facebook group and these forums. The Facebook group is great and very active but it is a bit more difficult to archive information in the way that traditional forums can. I think we're off to a great start considering it's the holidays and many people are spending time with family, so I appreciate each and every post/reply people make since it helps accelerate the forum from useless to useful. Also, it improves our search engine ranking over time, which helps attract people who may be looking into Rotorways for the first time. 

It is technically possible implement a new feature to feed Rotorway Builder's Page posts/replies on here but it will take some time to develop. That, along with an interactive map of airworthy and unairworthy Rotorways (for those who wish to participate) are two features I've been considering for the future. If anyone has any other ideas they'd like to have or see, I'm very open to giving it a try if it seems like time well spent. I've made a forum for that here.

Regardless, this forum will always remain free and no features will ever be paid access. To handle the potential issues of account fixes/lost passwords in times when I'm unavailable, I'll select a few more volunteer moderators who are willing to help when it becomes more active. That way, there's redundancy if I fail to get things done in time.