Internet causes Herp Societies to close

[Hickson]

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/lo...1sep12,0,5019036.story?coll=sfla-news-broward


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[Guest]

As it is with everything

 

[herptrader]

The VHS was suggesting they may replace their publication "Monitor" with an Internet forum. I think this would be a great shame.

The accountability that comes with a formal publication is completely lacking on the Internet.

I don't think the VHS will last too long if they go down this route.

 

[FAY]

Would be a reall shame if that ever happened.....nothing compares to meeting and talking with people in person and putting names to faces etc.

 

[Skorpious]

Yeah I would love to be a member of a herp society but its hard in rural towns. Thats why internet societies like APS are a great help to people like me. Otherwise I would be stuck to asking books who don't take well to questions