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SO . . .
WHY am I (of all members) posting this?
I joined the original incarnation of the OSW way back in 1999/2000 during the bad good old days or good bad old days of ezboard some time after I started collecting 1:6.
It's been quite an interesting journey to the say least.
OSW weathered a myriad of membership and staff changes . . . storms . . . and other issues throughout the years.
In spite of the changes and shifts, OSW is the sum of its members.
We weathered some serious technical issues a couple of years ago. We survived and continued on.
We're weathering another round of technical issues due to change of ownership. In the end, we'll get by. It's not necessarily going to be pleasant though.
For those of us choosing to weather through the ups and downs, that's fine. For those of us choosing to move on or take a step back for whatever reasons, that's fine.
In one way or another . . . the OSW will be here until the lights go out and the CLOSED sign is hanged . . . whenever that may be . . . regardless of who owns it.
A former member likened the OSW to an old west saloon/bar. Some of us will be here until the last call.
SO . . .
WHY am I (of all members) posting this?
I joined the original incarnation of the OSW way back in 1999/2000 during the bad good old days or good bad old days of ezboard some time after I started collecting 1:6.
It's been quite an interesting journey to the say least.
OSW weathered a myriad of membership and staff changes . . . storms . . . and other issues throughout the years.
In spite of the changes and shifts, OSW is the sum of its members.
We weathered some serious technical issues a couple of years ago. We survived and continued on.
We're weathering another round of technical issues due to change of ownership. In the end, we'll get by. It's not necessarily going to be pleasant though.
For those of us choosing to weather through the ups and downs, that's fine. For those of us choosing to move on or take a step back for whatever reasons, that's fine.
In one way or another . . . the OSW will be here until the lights go out and the CLOSED sign is hanged . . . whenever that may be . . . regardless of who owns it.
A former member likened the OSW to an old west saloon/bar. Some of us will be here until the last call.