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Introducing Light Mode! If you would like a Bar Towel social experience that isn't the traditional blue, you can now select Light Mode. Go to the User Control Panel and then Board Preferences, and select "Day Drinking" (Light Mode) from the My Board Style drop-down menu. You can always switch back to "Night Drinking" (Dark Mode). Enjoy!
BT buttons?
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BT buttons?
This was mentioned in a another thread, but maybe it's worth at least starting the discussion.
Once when I was talking with Cass, he said that one of the reasons why he ran events was so that the Bar Towel, could get "offline", and there would be face-to-face interaction in this community.
Over the past months, I've met lots of people from here, but, man, there's lots that I haven't and then heard things like, "I was there at the same time you were."
My wife is a member of Ravelry, an online knitting community, much like BT. Forums, pattern sharing, etc... (Ok, I'm on Ravelry too).
But one thing they have is buttons with people's handles on them, so that at events people feel more comfortable introducing themselves. In fact when we go to knitting events, one of the first questions people often ask is if they are on the site, and what's their handle so they can keep in contact.
Not sure how we would go about doing that (or if there's even an interest here for that) and I wouldn't want to just put it on Cass to be responsible for it, but it might be something that helped us connect a little more and maybe collectively we can figure something out.
Once when I was talking with Cass, he said that one of the reasons why he ran events was so that the Bar Towel, could get "offline", and there would be face-to-face interaction in this community.
Over the past months, I've met lots of people from here, but, man, there's lots that I haven't and then heard things like, "I was there at the same time you were."
My wife is a member of Ravelry, an online knitting community, much like BT. Forums, pattern sharing, etc... (Ok, I'm on Ravelry too).
But one thing they have is buttons with people's handles on them, so that at events people feel more comfortable introducing themselves. In fact when we go to knitting events, one of the first questions people often ask is if they are on the site, and what's their handle so they can keep in contact.
Not sure how we would go about doing that (or if there's even an interest here for that) and I wouldn't want to just put it on Cass to be responsible for it, but it might be something that helped us connect a little more and maybe collectively we can figure something out.
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what about the bar towel bar towel? that idea has been around for ages!
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This is something that would be most useful at beer festivals and the like, yes? I got my wife to knit me a beer glass cozy thing, it's just a little knit sleeve like this:JeffPorter wrote:This was mentioned in a another thread, but maybe it's worth at least starting the discussion.
Once when I was talking with Cass, he said that one of the reasons why he ran events was so that the Bar Towel, could get "offline", and there would be face-to-face interaction in this community.
Over the past months, I've met lots of people from here, but, man, there's lots that I haven't and then heard things like, "I was there at the same time you were."
My wife is a member of Ravelry, an online knitting community, much like BT. Forums, pattern sharing, etc... (Ok, I'm on Ravelry too).
But one thing they have is buttons with people's handles on them, so that at events people feel more comfortable introducing themselves. In fact when we go to knitting events, one of the first questions people often ask is if they are on the site, and what's their handle so they can keep in contact.
Not sure how we would go about doing that (or if there's even an interest here for that) and I wouldn't want to just put it on Cass to be responsible for it, but it might be something that helped us connect a little more and maybe collectively we can figure something out.

If some of us were in to knitting, they could come up with a pattern for one of those that has t a BT logo in it or something. If only we had members who knit...
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