[78-L] Facebook - again

[Cary Ginell]

The little red three inside the globe at the top right of the FB toobar indicates that three messages have been posted on sites you belong to. Just click on it, and a drop-down will show you who has posted. Click on the name to see the post. To see what's going on in your chosen lists, you should have a menu on the left side of your screen that lists them. You might have to do some rummaging around to get used to your dashboard, but it's fairly easy to figure out.

Cary

On Apr 30, 2014, at 6:42 PM, Ray Kilcoyne <kil at roadrunner.com> wrote:

> Sure.  Easy for you to say.  I spent hours last night trying to register and 
> join lists.  I think I did.  I got three confirmation emails that I was 
> accepted onto a list and a little red 3 shows at the top of my log in page. 
> But that's all that has happened.  No activity all day.  What did you forget 
> to tell me?  How do I find threads?
> RayK
>> 
> From: Cary Ginell
> It's pretty simple, really. Sign yourself on with a new account, then simply 
> search key words and lists will show up. Then you just join whatever you 
> like.
>> 
> Ray Kilcoyne wrote:
>> 
>> I guess I'll have to give it a try (if I can figure out how).
>> RayK
>> 
>> From: Cary Ginell
>> Black & White Hillbilly & Blues Music is good, as is the Rarest 78s group.
>>> 
>>> Any groups on Facebook for old C&W?
>>> RayK
>>> 
>>> From: David Lennick
>>> And there are a couple for the 45rpm enthusiasts. Almost too many groups,
>>> actually. And sub-groups like Ken McPherson's blog (and he posts to both
>>> 78
>>> groups) and James Koenig's "Brand X", devoted to budget and cover
>>> labels...
>>>> 
>>>> Cary Ginell wrote:
>>>> There's also Hot Jazz 1917-1931 and even one for the rarest pre-war
>>>> records, based on the old 78 Quarterly magazine listings.
> 
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