Showing posts with label regular masons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label regular masons. Show all posts

Sunday, January 27, 2008

New Forum: We are Live!!

Greetings Brothers,

If you haven’t heard of it, there is finally an online Masonic discussion forum that is specifically geared towards Regular Masons by Regular Masons, and interests pertaining to their mutual associations as such.


Finally, there is a place to refer Masons to, new and not, young and old, on the internet, where there isn’t a concern that they will encounter the negative information that seems to fill the majority of the web pages out there.

I look forward to seeing you there, whether you just want to read and watch. If you have a desire to participate in the discussions being had, or even if you might feel compelled to start one of your own, you can.

This forum is for Regular Masons and those who might have questions about perhaps becoming a Freemason.

Best of all, it’s free!! If you like what you find there, feel free to spread the word and forward this message as appropriate.

Check it out and have fun, and enjoy meeting some good brothers from across the world.

Be well brothers.

Sincerely & Fraternally,

WB William A. Isabelle

Sunday, January 13, 2008

Useless Content & Extraordinary Content, by Paterson Burns

It seems that some "Masonic" discussion boards are full of witty banter over useless nonsense that has nothing to do with Masonry.

I realize some folks have compulsivity issues when it comes to hitting the reply button, but wouldn't it be dynamic if the content of this board in particular were filled with the reflections, experiences and exchanges of thoughful, intelligent and articulate regular Freemasons, working to promote honor to the fraternity?

Can you imagine truly filling the void left by others and being a resource for those seeking relevent, referenced and accurate content, and Mentors to help explain it and provide context?

Here lies the opportunity to create a relevent resource for "Mainstream" Regular Masons and those seeking to become the same. I know that if I can actually confidently refer a friend to an online discussion forum for regular Freemasons, I will.

There is a short list of discussion boards that are worthwhile and not a total waste of time, and hundreds that are garbage.

Give them what they're looking for, not what they've seen.

 

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