What's going on with www.mahalo.ning.com? Does anyone know of any community like place for Mahalo users to share ideas and network?
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I just came across Ning the other day and I like what they offer. But if you are active on your own website, Ning won't do much for you. But lacking any other social features of your own, Ning seems to be a wonderful place to start a network.
Ning makes a great starting out place and offers a great toolset of features for people who don't want to build a social site, but just want to use it.
I would understand that early in Mahalo development, the Ning site offered some value to getting the word out and providing social features that were not ready on the Mahalo site itself.
I wish that sites like these would self-delete, when they are abandoned. Looks like Mahalo would rather you use the IRC channel, contact at mahalo email, or post a question to the Mahalo Answers community with on the site. I too was looking for user community forums, as it would save Mahalo staff a ton of time for users to help each other or at least read answers already given. I can't believe they don't have a FAQ that is updated with all the questions they get.
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