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One of the decisions made during the recent board meeting at the annual convention was to create a Club presence on Facebook.
Please feel free to check out the Club's page at https://www.facebook.com/nationaldesotoclub?fref=nf
There is a LOT of DeSoto related activity taking place on Facebook, and many of the people there are not club members, so we're missing out on good stuff.
In addition to the club's page, there's already a lot of activity going on on pages such as "The Ultimate 55/56 DeSoto Page", and "DeSoto; Proud
Don't be scared, you're not going to give up all your privacy rights if you make the decision to join Facebook!
It's supposed to be fun!
1949 De Soto Custom Convertible (project)
Check out the Chrysler and DeSoto Airflow group on facebook if those weird things interest you.
Have a nice day
Steve
I might mention that since the Club's page is in its infancy, there's not a lot of content yet.
That develops as people post news, photos, parts inquiries, etc.
It's supposed to be fun!
1949 De Soto Custom Convertible (project)
Those of you who don't trust facebook are probably right not to. You can create your profile with no accurate information. The only thing you really need is a valid e mail address. Nothing else has to be accurate.
Good Luck
Steve
Tim,
Thanks for acting so quickly to get this up and running. Suppose the real work now begins, i.e., monitoring the page?
Steve,
Thanks for the tip regarding registration. I like anonymity and have resisted registering but will now.
Mark
I think you should reorganize this as a facebook group.
Not trying to be critical!....but
Have a nice day
Steve
I just "liked" the page. My advice to someone new to facebook would be to take your time and set up the privacy settings when you sign up. They're pretty simple, just take a little time. I've got mine set to where only "friends" can see what I've got on there. And you do NOT have to put a picture of yourself on there if you don't wish to.
