Would like to see Ohio mixed in with some other locations - There is a fairly active Ohio facebook group that seems to get a lot of traffic which may discourage from coming here...
^ michigan + illinois + indiana + ohio
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Would like to see Ohio mixed in with some other locations - There is a fairly active Ohio facebook group that seems to get a lot of traffic which may discourage from coming here...
^ michigan + illinois + indiana + ohio
Some of the parts of the region you propose lumping Texas into are 30+ hours away by car. Hell, the western border of Texas is close to 20 hours away by car.
Ok, I know Texas is big, but in 30ish hours you can drive from the east coast to the Rockies.
North to South
13hrs 8min
East to West
11hrs 34min
I would say Texas+Oklahoma+Louisiana.
Combining anything west of Texas is a bad idea for reasons already mentioned.
New England is long overdue.
Texas should be broken up in to smaller areas, not lumped in to a larger one!
Ok, I know Texas is big, but in 30ish hours you can drive from the east coast to the Rockies.
North to South
13hrs 8min
East to West
11hrs 34min
you people and your wonky Texan logistics.
Minds well annex your state from the USA and call yourselves "The United State of Texas" and be done with it.
Texas is Texas. I don't give a shit if you have to drive 40 hours to get from one side to the other. Geez!
We've slowly added new geographic based forum sections over time upon request. Some of them are popular, some hardly used. I propose creating a significant rework of them to address unmet needs and to deal with some sections that are a little too quiet. If some new sections went unused, we could delete them in the future.
Mid Atlantic (Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, DC [We've had requests for this]
Thoughts? Lemme know... and Happy New Year.
Well, here in Portland, it seems half of the community lives on the Washington side of the river anyway. It also seems like there are a lot of pickups that run up and down I5, and we all go to the same shows and expos. Sounds like folding Oregon and Washington into a common Pacific Northwest forum makes a lot of sense from any angle.
Good idea!