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Help Describe NWP

Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 05:05 AM

Hey Everyone,

We are in the process of a link exchange with Hunts Photo. I need a 2-3 sentence description of the forum. Currently don't want to get stuck with, "The Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography Forum is a community of photographers who have a passion for Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photography."

Anyone care to help? That sounds awfully redundant.

Thanks
James

Thanks
James

Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 02:06 PM

From facebook:

"NWP - An online community of Nature, Wildlife and Pet Photographers. All skill levels welcome."

Thoughts? LOL, is that it in a nutshell?

Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 02:13 PM

From my friend, Jeff Caplan, from the Digital Wedding Forum. I like this even better. Thoughts?

"A pet and wildlife photography forum featuring interviews with top experts, gear reviews, and 400,000 posts."

Posted By: psmith

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 02:32 PM

I would add the word 'friendly' to your descriptions. There may be a rare instance of not-friendly, but this place is a nicer place than MOST other sites.

Posted By: RomanJohnston

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 03:21 PM

Flora and Fauna, domestic and wild, from Casual to Pro?

Roman

Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 08:56 PM

LOL - awesome, Roman. That sums it up well - though it might be a bit cerebral to some.

James

Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/17/10 10:23 PM

I think I am going to go with a cross of these elements - thoughts??

"Fauna and flora - domestic and wild! Friendly forum members, Casual to Professional, featuring interviews with top experts, gear reviews, and over 40,000 posts"

Posted By: psmith

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/18/10 12:06 AM

Quote:

I think I am going to go with a cross of these elements - thoughts??

"Fauna and flora - domestic and wild! Friendly forum members, Casual to Professional, featuring interviews with top experts, gear reviews, and over 40,000 posts"

You might want to mention the word 'photography' in there somewhere.

Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/18/10 02:00 AM

LOL, I am back to Jeff's thing again. You are right, Preston. I did add 'friendly' though.

James

Posted By: daveman

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/18/10 03:16 AM

How about ... "A pet and wildlife photography forum featuring interviews with top experts, gear reviews, and 400,000 posts from above average, good looking, smart photographers."

Posted By: psmith

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/18/10 01:15 PM

This reminds me of my corporate days when we could while away the hours coming up with a Mission statement by committee :-)

Posted By: StarrLight

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/19/10 06:24 AM

Quote:

How about ... "A pet and wildlife photography forum featuring interviews with top experts, gear reviews, and 400,000 posts from above average, good looking, smart photographers."

LOL!!

Am way behind on reading the posts and will get further behind, have a 3 day show this weekend. Have a good one!
Diana

Posted By: Sunstruck

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/19/10 01:46 PM

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I would add the word 'friendly' to your descriptions. There may be a rare instance of not-friendly, but this place is a nicer place than MOST other sites.

I have to agree, this is the warmest, friendliest forum I have ever been on. I would have to say that the rare instances of Non-Friendly would be more accurate being called "Exasperation!" than unfriendly.

How about " Welcome to NWP, a forum dedicated to Nature, Wildlife and Pet photography, a friendly community of photographers of all skill levels working to share ideas, images and knowledge"?

Posted By: James Morrissey

Re: Help Describe NWP - 11/21/10 05:25 AM

Hey Everyone,

Thank you for your input! We sent the material to Hunts a couple of days ago. LOL, that was an exercise that I just did not expect. It seems like such a silly and small thing, but it took a lot of mental effort, and I am thankful to all who contributed.

James