> I can't agree with Credit Card registration just to be
> able to talk about Jim on an internet forum, and I think
> that the site would die out if that was required. You'd
> certainly lose any "casual" fans who might wonder onto
> here to find out a bit more about Jim's music and the
> hardcore "crazies" would still post - you don't need the
> ability to post as various people to cause havoc on here,
> as we well know...
Since every other idea of sorting out the looney's has been met with fierce resistance, I'm not surprised this one has aswell.
> I'm also at a bit of a loss what purpose the Neverland
> Chronicles would serve. Granted, I've never seen one of
> these and they do sound awesome, but with so little 'new'
> Jim stuff to talk about and most of the archive material
> being available on this site, what would it consist of?
It would consist of absolutely nothing, just repeated shit that's already been printed. But hang on a minute...what if some people had original ideas like, new photo's of Jim and the current projects he's doing, like regular interviews, new lyrics, old lyrics, forgotten lyrics, forgotten projects.
We only limit ourselves on the possibilities if we allow it, that doesn't mean we've actually reached the limit.
> I'd love to read some well thought articles and
> discussions about Jim's music, but when people complain so
> regularly on here about over-long posts and suggest a word
> limit for new threads, then I somehow doubt they'd be that
> interested in any in-depth analysis.
Most of the recent long posts on here aren't logical in-depth analysis though, they're just mumbled gibberish. But there are some who do give a logical in-depth analysis about something and it makes for very interesting reading.
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