Tis_Bearself
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Yeah that’s why I bookmarked their good stuff in Internet Archive. Their site might disappear. Apparently it wasn’t set up all that well and is unstable as a result. It already vanished once and was somehow salvaged and restored.
Brings to mind the trolley problem.Having a son myself, that is not my favorite part of Scripture.
Thanks for the info. I seemed to recall that there were some issues regarding FE. I also looked at Suscipe Domine, which as a traditionalist (in most ways) I would not have a problem with, but it wouldn’t be an alternative to CAF — apples and oranges — and I’d rather dig one deep well, than many shallow ones.I like the resources Fish Eaters has put online for stuff like Ember Days and other traditional devotions. I have bookmarked a lot of those pages both on Fish Eaters site and in the Internet archive.
However, when I looked into posting there a few years ago, I very definitely got the impression that there was a lot of interpersonal drama occurring, and that some of the situations were not in accordance with Church teaching, which made me uncomfortable given that it holds itself out as not just Catholic but Traditional Catholic. I stepped away because of that.
Mutatis mutandis, yes, it does.HomeschoolDad:![]()
Brings to mind the trolley problem.Having a son myself, that is not my favorite part of Scripture.
That is why you need to have a reliable server and make sure the OS, web server, and server software (i.e. Discourse) up to date; or else subscribe to a managed Discourse host like the one you are using, and make sure they are doing all of this maintenance for you. Once your forum takes off, it will get targeted by spammers and hackers and that is where the investment in maintenance, security (and good mods) pays off.Apparently it wasn’t set up all that well and is unstable as a result. It already vanished once and was somehow salvaged and restored
Whoever keeps it running must be very good!It already vanished once and was somehow salvaged and restored.
I started responding, but ended up putting my thoughts in a new thread so as to not hijack this one:and I’d rather dig one deep well, than many shallow ones.
I agree, for many reasons. Web forums do not scale well on a cost efficiency basis. The bigger, the more maintenence. The main advantage of being “big” is that it is easier to get bigger by rising in the search engine ranks, etc. However, there are not enough dedicated web savvy Catholics who would prefer a web forum to alternatives like social media to make a “big” forum viable. This is why CAF is closing. If you are familiar with the concept of the Benedict Option, and the arguments for and…
Is there a way to pm you with a hidden profile, mine is hidden also.Yeah that’s why I bookmarked their good stuff in Internet Archive. Their site might disappear. Apparently it wasn’t set up all that well and is unstable as a result. It already vanished once and was somehow salvaged and restored.
Not quite - maybe 80%. The other threads all end up talking about modesty in womens’ clothing, and Communion in the hand.HomeschoolDad:![]()
You’re right. But have you noticed that EVERY thread ends up talking about abortion?this didn’t start out as a political thread.
I’ve spent too much time here.That is why you need to have a reliable server and make sure the OS
I would like to begin keeping a list of alternative Catholic forums to replace this one due to the impending shutdown of CAF on December 31, 2020. There are no forums that are near substitutes for CAF in terms of the size or volume of posts. This is actually a good thing IMHO. Thus, what follows is a list of smaller forums for your consideration. Take some time to consider supporting one or more of them. Please ensure that additions to this list are in communion with the Holy See. There are m…