Too many paddling web sites...
 

Let's face it: there is too much paddle news on the Internet.

You just need to know where to look and have the time to scan all those
sites. Chances are you don't... No need to miss anything though. Playak
looks at all important sites and presents you lists of all the latest
manufacturer news, trip reports, forum postings (e.g. r.b.p.) and press
releases.

The lists are updated every 5 minutes !

Bookmark the page and have a quick look once a day and you'll always
know everything that matters (and more I'm afraid).

Check it out he http://playak.com/paddle-news.php

Enjoy,
Jeroen

PS Feedback appreciated
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Too many paddling web sites...
 

joempie wrote:

Let's face it: there is too much paddle news on the Internet.


Yup! And yet, there's only *one* RBP! :-) (Oh, and that other splinter
group RBPW, but I won't go into that little historical battle!)

John Kuthe...

Too many paddling web sites...
 

John Kuthe wrote in news:4106619D.C52A0213
@earthlink.net:

joempie wrote:

Let's face it: there is too much paddle news on the Internet.


Yup! And yet, there's only *one* RBP! :-) (Oh, and that other splinter
group RBPW, but I won't go into that little historical battle!)


Other than the fact that RBP pretty much maintained that traffic that might
have gone to RBPW would you consider the addition of RBPT to be a success?
Granted, there are a lot of cross postings but RBPT does primariy consist of
touring related articles.

In any case, I agree with you regarding one RBP. Why go to a web site for a
discussion about paddling when RBP already exists, has been archived since
it's inception for searching past topics, and is relatively free of
unsolicited commercial advertisement.