| From the Where2sing.com forum: David...
I had similar thoughts regarding blogs. I mean, if I'm visiting a venue, I'll put it on the forum so that even folk who are visiting w2s for the first time, if by chance feel like heading there and meeting me, they can.
Profile pages surely don't need to be visited regularly. Can they not be just basically archive pages on the site able to be visited by others by say, clicking on usernames in the forums? Alternatively, a new page could be created with all the usernames for people to click on; if that saves recoding the forums.
I think the unique points of personal user pages are the ability to have a picture (unless you wish to add avatars to the forums), links and the ability to let others know a little more about ourselves without having to retype it all in the forum every few months for the benefit of newbies. You, James.t.Orr and myself have often repeated stuff about our credentials for the benefit of new visitors with questions covered previously. A personal page would do away with that, cos we could put the info there and ask newbies to just visit that page for more info on us and give them an idea as to the possible merit of our opinions.
Ah! Another idea. A field to ask whether the user is interested in judging competitions which, if they say 'yes,' could bring up a form for them to fill in and then automatically add them to the judges panel.
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