May as well make this as visible as possible. To the new members just getting here, this forum was truly something special once upon a time, but the owners have moved on. I don't blame them. Life happens to us all. Our interests and priorities change. And I definitely don't want to discourage you from looking around this place and soaking in the wealth of information. There isn't another place on the entire internet that'll teach you more about the fourth generation Accord, whether you're just maintaining your now classic car or modifying it to be something more.
However, we can't say how much longer this site will even be a thing. A new forum has been started, which will hopefully become more active, if you're hoping for a quicker response to your questions:
https://projectcb7.com/
Based on what the new forum mods have already begun, I assume we'll collectively try to preserve and restore the more valuable tech info from this site before it disappears. DIYs and such. Photobucket is clearly an uncertainty long term. For now there are still lots of watermarked photos from those servers, but they could disappear altogether at some point. Better to have a watermarked photo than nothing at all.
I'll certainly try to contribute since my project is still relatively young and I have a lot to do to bring it up to par. But whether you want to be a part of that particular project or not, we'd very much love to see you over on ProjectCB7. Social media has been a very poor substitute for the long-term capacity for archived information that a forum provides, so I'm happy that capable hands were willing to step up. Thanks to Raf and Breck!
However, we can't say how much longer this site will even be a thing. A new forum has been started, which will hopefully become more active, if you're hoping for a quicker response to your questions:
https://projectcb7.com/
Based on what the new forum mods have already begun, I assume we'll collectively try to preserve and restore the more valuable tech info from this site before it disappears. DIYs and such. Photobucket is clearly an uncertainty long term. For now there are still lots of watermarked photos from those servers, but they could disappear altogether at some point. Better to have a watermarked photo than nothing at all.
I'll certainly try to contribute since my project is still relatively young and I have a lot to do to bring it up to par. But whether you want to be a part of that particular project or not, we'd very much love to see you over on ProjectCB7. Social media has been a very poor substitute for the long-term capacity for archived information that a forum provides, so I'm happy that capable hands were willing to step up. Thanks to Raf and Breck!
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