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There are forums that are owned by several people like in a partnership business or corporation. A forum with several owners is one good way of getting posts regularly since the owners can contribute their time. But in one forum that I know, the owners were divided into 3 factions because of the issue of earnings. And since the arguments were heated and it looked like the situation is irreconcilable, my advice to one owner is to initiate a dissolution so everything can be divided among the owners. Or maybe a group can make a buyout. But it proved to be a complicated matter that it took weeks before the problem was resolved. They closed down the forum. It's a shame because it was a dynamic forum.
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This is why I don't like a partnership,too much cooks spoil the broth, I prefer to start a blog then bring people as moderators than partners.
The problems with humans are that we make a mountain out of a moth hole.Something small would be so magnified by parties involved Well,nothing brings problem amongst friends and partners like financial problems.When it comes to money matter,two good friends can become great enemies. This is why I don't like a partnership,too much cooks spoil the broth, I prefer to start a blog then bring people as moderators than partners. The problems with humans are that we make a mountain out of a moth hole.Something small would be so magnified by parties involved
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