No national forum for US people?

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rolygate

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Because the community is about 90% US residents, they get most of the resources here. This is a bit unfair for all the others, so we try to help them out by giving them their own areas. There are many aspects that are locally variable so this helps. Vendors, mail & shipping, laws, even English dialects all mainly apply locally not globally. But when you read or take part in the bulk of the forum it's mostly US, so others need their own local spaces. The US e-cig community is ten or twenty times the size of any other.
 

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lol.... There are US sections but they're hidden in the Community/Social Group section. Go to Community, Social Groups, then "location specific". There you can find if you have a group in your area that is doing meetups. I have seen this many times....people don't realize how to find locals.

If there is a local group near you, I'd urge you to go to a meetup. They are an awesome thing and great way to see/try lots of different stuff.
 

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Because the community is about 90% US residents, they get most of the resources here. This is a bit unfair for all the others, so we try to help them out by giving them their own areas. There are many aspects that are locally variable so this helps. Vendors, mail & shipping, laws, even English dialects all mainly apply locally not globally. But when you read or take part in the bulk of the forum it's mostly US, so others need their own local spaces. The US e-cig community is ten or twenty times the size of any other.

Oh yeah, now that I am surfing more on the forum, I'm seeing that. It's cool that other nationals have their own forums too but they are not limited to just those forums, are they? It'd be cool for the whole world to live like one big happy family. Lol. :)

lol.... There are US sections but they're hidden in the Community/Social Group section. Go to Community, Social Groups, then "location specific". There you can find if you have a group in your area that is doing meetups. I have seen this many times....people don't realize how to find locals.

If there is a local group near you, I'd urge you to go to a meetup. They are an awesome thing and great way to see/try lots of different stuff.

laurel099, thanks for that wonderful information. I would love to go to a meetup. I'll go look for that right away. Thanks again :D
 
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