WA Community - Good to Know

I was very pleasantly surprise with the warm welcome and generous support from the community; I didn’t hesitate to become a premium member; in fact I was so excited I totally missed the opportunity in the lessons where I got to experience the free SiteRubix website that came with the free week and beyond.

Therefore I purchased a domain name right from the start. During the lessons Kyle kept referring to the free domain, I kept saying to myself, why does he keep mentioning free domain, where is it.

It wasn’t until at some point during the lessons that I decided to change my domain name and start over, at which point I noticed the free domain offer.

Nonetheless, three months may not seem like a long time, but three months is also the longest I’ve stayed on any social platform online, and I’ve been around the internet since the beginning of time.

I’ve tried many other popular social networks and clubs, the free one, the paid ones and everything else in between ones, (you know the score), but none of them held my interest for very long.

When I landed here, I was very cautious therefore I threaded careful; most of the time I would read the blogs, read the questions, and observing.

During my first free week, I looked around to see if they are people like me, with the same goals in mind.

Although I’m still relatively new, I’m now armed with more knowledge, than when I first started and am even able to help answer questions posted on the forum.

This is an amazing community, here are some of the things we support each other with:

WE - THE COMMUNITY

• lift each other up when called, by offering support

• motivate and inspire, each other with words in our blogs

• show each other the way, but answering questions when asked

• support what each other have to say, but reading each other blogs

• cheer each other on victoriously through each challenge accomplished

• entertain each other with our matching words and images, showing how far we’ve come.
  

• discipline each other if anyone step out of line, with our “not here you don’t” attitude.

Some may think of the latter as a negative, but I look at it as a positive. After all it’s what makes us a great community.

Just about every community

around the world in our off-line

lives have a strong member(s)

looking out for its members,

that position in our off-line life

is called a policeman, online

communities are no different.

There are times when I get a

good chuckle from some of the

comments posted here.

We may not all be on the same page at the same time, but that’s what makes us a community.

Melanie