I do not see regional forums on the main Forum page...?Wimbledon said:
-Dave
New Fisker Buzz regional club forums
We have now opened regional club forums for every major Fisker distribution region in the US, Canada, Europe, and China. These forums can be accessed from the main forum index page.
These regional forums can facilitate organization of local enthusiast meetings (perhaps once per month at a restaurant or Fisker dealer), events (such as group scenic drives), and share other news of regional importance (such as a local Cars & Coffee event). I encourage you to post today and help establish your region's local Fisker group.
As a reminder, you can inform others of your location through your Fisker Buzz profile.
To add your location, at the top of the page click User CP --> Edit Profile --> Location
These regional forums can facilitate organization of local enthusiast meetings (perhaps once per month at a restaurant or Fisker dealer), events (such as group scenic drives), and share other news of regional importance (such as a local Cars & Coffee event). I encourage you to post today and help establish your region's local Fisker group.
As a reminder, you can inform others of your location through your Fisker Buzz profile.
To add your location, at the top of the page click User CP --> Edit Profile --> Location
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-Dave
They are right between "supporting vendors" and "classified"... maybe your browser is caching something it should not?Dave_Car_Guy said:I do not see regional forums on the main Forum page...?
-Dave
As ct-fiskerbuzz mentioned, there may be an issue with your browser (specifically, the cache). Have you cleared your browser cache or restarted your browser lately?Dave_Car_Guy said:I do not see regional forums on the main Forum page...?Wimbledon said:We have now opened regional club forums... These forums can be accessed from the main forum index page.
-Dave
A quick resolution is a "hard refresh". View the forums and press CTRL+F5 to reset your cache for the site.
More information:
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-hard-refresh.htm
If you visit a website frequently, your web browser stores elements of the web page in a cache so that they do not have to be downloaded again each time you visit, making your browsing faster. These elements might include photographs, pages you have already viewed, or style sheets. In some cases, when the website is changed, you may not be able to view the changes because you are actually viewing the cache. There are two ways to solve this problem: a hard refresh, which bypasses the cache and loads the actual page as it is stored on the server, and clearing your cache, which is something you should do periodically anyway.
yep, got it now. Thanks. Time to get some regional events going!
Wow...
Would love to get the sound file, being passed by these Karma armada...
Stefan
German Karma Forum
www.karma-forum.de
Would love to get the sound file, being passed by these Karma armada...
Stefan
German Karma Forum
www.karma-forum.de
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