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Re: VR Photography book - discount ending & thoughts on new iPad for VR
Pat Swovelin 2010-Jan-31 01:20:00
On 1/30/2010 5:01 PM, Don Bain's hamster got loose on the keyboard and
typed ...:
> Luciano,
>
> Well said, I feel this need also.
>
> What you are describing matches the mission statement of the IVRPA
> very closely!
>
> The IVRPA mailing list and forums almost ceased to exist over the last
> few years. There were some serious blunders in how they (and the
> IVRPA) were managed. But there is a new team in place now, and an
> effort is being made to provide just what you describe - discussion
> about the business of VR.
>
> Be patient, there are some technical issues, and it takes a while to
> get these conversations going, plus the IVRPA directors are working on
> a lot of other projects at the moment - the Tucson 2010 conference for
> one.
>
> I will post here when there is news about the revival of the IVRPA
> forum.
Forums suck, get the mail list going again.
> Don
>
> On Jan 30, 2010, at 3:19 PM, Luciano wrote:
>
>> Someone could please point out any open website that primary and only
>> subject is VR business?
>> when I say open I mean *"free of interest of only 1 or 2
>> companies"*, but a
>> place where people in the business, me and you and the pano guy next
>> door
>> can publish last works without being crucified for doing self-
>> promotion?
>>
>> I dont talking about specific tech forums sections like "Showcase -
>> show us
>> your last works", there is a lot of forums over there, but I would
>> like to
>> see something with more professional looking than a forum or blog,
>> everyone
>> in this business keeps their respective websites, but I miss
>> something like
>> a magazine with a spirit of community. I hope you have understood me.
Pat Swovelin
Cool Guy @ Large