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Great Lakes would also be a HUGE region.....looking for smaller regions more useful to members. Perhaps we can make some large region groupings once we get the smaller ones identified.
Keep in mind we have Texas, Pacific NW. So Michigan would work....if it becomes to busy we can subdivide if we have that problem. Looking for the sweet spot between too HUGE - Great Lakes, and too small. I may also be able to make Sub-sub forums, but again, the real purpose for that is if the main forum has so much traffic that posts get buried too quickly.
Keep in mind we have Texas, Pacific NW. So Michigan would work....if it becomes to busy we can subdivide if we have that problem. Looking for the sweet spot between too HUGE - Great Lakes, and too small. I may also be able to make Sub-sub forums, but again, the real purpose for that is if the main forum has so much traffic that posts get buried too quickly.
Maybe a southern CA/AZ/southern Nevada. I know it’s large but there aren’t a whole lot of lakes in the desert. We tend to all use the southern Colorado river, Lake Mead, Lake Havasu, Big Bear Lake, Lake Mojave, Lake Elsinore and Lake Perris. I’m sure the ocean guys will chime in what harbors they use.