Questions to ask on hair conference 2014

[Python]

Yes, Yes, and Yes. Now this dialogue is model proof of what organized and collective brainstorming storm will produce. I am confident that we can build and develop a more powerful army of members in the near future if we continue to push ahead in this creative and initiate manner. Clearly we have the numbers and will power to become a force to be reckoned with.

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Another important question. The web site devised might include these types of specific and scientific talking points. We will only be taken seriously if we display professionalism.

Yup, we need a place where members from across all hairloss forums can look at the current projects being put forward by the community as a whole. For example, we would have Desmond's trip to the hair conference, followed by his email. This way people would just know how they can contribute right away. There must be hundreds of thousands of members who want to help.

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P.S: Does anyone have suggestions for the name of the website? Maybe something like Hairloss Community Alliance?

 

[I.D WALKER]

I like that. Maybe kick it up a notch by boldly including the word "CURE" in our website name. This strategy operative might be tantamount and a crucial aid that could potentially generate more "outside attention" and henceforth clearly differentiate or more importantly define our agenda apart from the other support forums. After all if it's a revolutionary change here we are seeking then we owe it to ourselves that we show off to the naysayers of the world how we positively mean business and will not rescind to the same bygone sub-standards and expectations we have grown accustomed to experiencing. On a global scale I believe that this uncompromising tone/language may also impress and incite many socially dormant and depressed sufferers into action, and at the same time, consequently motivate and build membership growth exponentially as well. Through our special concerted efforts and convictions we have the capacity to develop active change in an extraordinary manner our antecedents could not have imagined. Let's transform the legacy of the impotent bald person, lets trash the millennial myth and shatter the stigma that is still alive and well here today in the center square and suburbs of the miraculous modern age. For once and for all let's come together in alliance, strong and smart bald men who will demonstrate that we are a perfectly committed organization( non profit) that is capable of aggressively evolving as a global network with a single, able minded objective.

 

[hellouser]

cureforbaldness.com would be cool but someone named Steven Fuchs bought it out.

Let's just make the site a simple forum to dicuss initiatives. Once we round up enough people that are willing to contribute, we can launch a real crowdfunding campaign. I'd be worried though, that if we were to create another forum for that, we'd be fragmenting our outreach. Why can't we just use THIS forum to organize some efforts?

 

[Python]

cureforbaldness.com would be cool but someone named Steven Fuchs bought it out.

Let's just make the site a simple forum to dicuss initiatives. Once we round up enough people that are willing to contribute, we can launch a real crowdfunding campaign. I'd be worried though, that if we were to create another forum for that, we'd be fragmenting our outreach. Why can't we just use THIS forum to organize some efforts?

Forums tend to scatter information everywhere. But if we build an alliance website where we can have votes from important members of the board, then all hairloss sufferers can just go directly to that site and not get scammed. We would also get credibility in any future initiative and that one guy is right, we can build a strong organization to show where we can put our money.

I can already see some of the pages we might include. We can have a scam/snake oils page to show which products simply just want to rip you off, or if it's a new company that is launching with amazing photos but no science. Just imagine how many people could be saved if they would just go to one site and get the consensus of the top members. They would know if something is just a scam before they try it.

Forums like this will have a place for discussion of possible treatments but a full conclusion on certain products can be a wonderful thing for people who are too naive.

I like
HairlossCureCoalition.com

 

[2young2retire]

i want to ask how many steps they need to finalize completely hair cloning on dash, i mean visit a clinic leave some cells. go back after 3 weeks and 40 000 hairs grown out with same characteristics will wait to be implanted by ARTAS version x,xx.


Science fiction?

 

[I.D WALKER]

Hey 2Y2R like Einstein once said, "the imagination is a preview of life's coming attractions". Is your dreamt scenario impossible? I don't think so. Good to hear from you again btw.

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I totally support this format. I believe we have a decent enough sketch model to proceed with the next business at hand which in effect will be to construct a branch panel or team with each assigned their respective role functions.

Forums tend to scatter information everywhere. But if we build an alliance website where we can have votes from important members of the board, then all hairloss sufferers can just go directly to that site and not get scammed. We would also get credibility in any future initiative and that one guy is right, we can build a strong organization to show where we can put our money.

I can already see some of the pages we might include. We can have a scam/snake oils page to show which products simply just want to rip you off, or if it's a new company that is launching with amazing photos but no science. Just imagine how many people could be saved if they would just go to one site and get the consensus of the top members. They would know if something is just a scam before they try it.

Forums like this will have a place for discussion of possible treatments but a full conclusion on certain products can be a wonderful thing for people who are too naive.

I like
HairlossCureCoalition.com

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Here is a second Aye vote for the proposed website name HairlossCureCoalition.com or HCC.Com.

Hey 2Y2R like Einstein once said, "the imagination is a preview of life's coming attractions". Is your dreamt scenario impossible? I don't think so. Good to hear from you again btw.

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I totally support this format. I believe we have a decent enough sketch model to proceed with the next business at hand which in effect will be to construct a branch panel or team with each assigned their respective role functions.

 

[hellouser]

Here is a second Aye vote for the proposed website name HairlossCureCoalition.com or HCC.Com.

Is there any reason why the word baldness shouldn't be in the name of the forum?

 

[I.D WALKER]

BaldnessCureCoalition.com or something to this effect is fine with me. Perhaps in some ways the word "bald" may be misconstrued by a minority as a demeaning connotation. I'm really open to whichever name that might best encapsulate as well as originally define what our unique purpose and service will be to the global hair loss community.

Is there any reason why the word baldness shouldn't be in the name of the forum?

 

[thinin]

Wouldn't it be easier to just take advantage of an already existing forum?

One that already gets thousands of hits a day. If you have the drive and energy then go for it. Something like this can't have a half arse approach.

Good luck.

 

[hellouser]

Wouldn't it be easier to just take advantage of an already existing forum?

One that already gets thousands of hits a day. If you have the drive and energy then go for it. Something like this can't have a half arse approach.

Good luck.

Yeah, im wondering if its totally necessary too. We have the resources to work together on HairLossTalk.com. Why fragment the community to another forum? Its hard as it is being on multiple forums already....

 

[thinin]

Yeah, im wondering if its totally necessary too. We have the resources to work together on HairLossTalk.com. Why fragment the community to another forum? Its hard as it is being on multiple forums already....

Bingo.

It's a shame really. TBTT has huge hits a day, has great publicity yet it's run terribly. Mods over there are terrible.

Spencer(main guy over at TBTT) has lost all motivation now. He has the ability to go to all the conferences and really push for answers. He just sits on his arse. We need a younger more driven person to not take any **** and question these researchers. It's stressful that most of these finding are from forum members desperate for help. We need a voice.

 

[mikey mike]

What is wrong with btt? The mods here lock threads simply because they don't like the treatment thats being discussed. Also, Spencer has a radio show he's not doing nothing.

 

[I.D WALKER]

This forum is a excellent medium for gathering support and gaining insight and knowledge about hair loss. Excuse me for the fever pitch intensity I may have elicited earlier. It was merely a demonstrative response to my enthusiastic. There is nothing wrong with leaving this dream alone. Granted it's not even in the fledgling stages of development , and naturally will take many volunteer man hours and commitment to excellence for it to float, but on the other hand, there is something reinvigorating and refreshingly inspiring about participating in a group venture with a more specifically geared format that may possibly generate positive global repercussions. As for your concerns about community fragmentation, I'm not so concerned due to the fact that this reality already commonly exists.

Yeah, im wondering if its totally necessary too. We have the resources to work together on HairLossTalk.com. Why fragment the community to another forum? Its hard as it is being on multiple forums already....

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And don't get me started about the British version of TBTT he hosts with another lad who calls himself Spex.

Bingo.

It's a shame really. TBTT has huge hits a day, has great publicity yet it's run terribly. Mods over there are terrible.

Spencer(main guy over at TBTT) has lost all motivation now. He has the ability to go to all the conferences and really push for answers. He just sits on his arse. We need a younger more driven person to not take any **** and question these researchers. It's stressful that most of these finding are from forum members desperate for help. We need a voice.

 

[hellouser]

What is wrong with btt? The mods here lock threads simply because they don't like the treatment thats being discussed. Also, Spencer has a radio show he's not doing nothing.

Spencer doesn't do enough.When asked if he'd go to a Congress, he said no. When asked if he'd go if the community paid for his trip, he denied again. He rarely interviews top doctors. His site is more focused on hair transplant doctors because they advertise on his website and basically give him his income.

 

[I.D WALKER]

I had some fun trolling and listening to TBTT in the past. It's hard to take the program seriously anymore with regular characters like A. Zarian and Joe "Mr.SMP" himself. Kobren knows better. I don't want to personally attack the guy ,but my current impression of him is not very flattering.He's been sounding more and regularly like a self gratuitous wind bag with a bad case of legendinhisownmindatitis.

What is wrong with btt? The mods here lock threads simply because they don't like the treatment thats being discussed. Also, Spencer has a radio show he's not doing nothing.

 

[Python]

The idea of the website was not about a forum, it was about a selected few respected members who would be the voice of the hairloss forums. Kinda like a council for any venture and members from all forums can see where the most dedicated members stand on different products and campaigns. The regular hairloss sufferer would not have to hunt down on countless forums to know if something is a scam or if there is a new fundraising innitiavtive for the next hair congress.

These type of forums would be used as advertisement for the current projects and as a means for discussions. Is this making sense now?

 

[I.D WALKER]

That's right Hell.To be fair the guy has helped promote some awareness and insight on some of the fundamental issues of hair loss. He still talks about his best seller he published while he was down and out. How many here knows someone who recently read it? He still alleges he has pronounced hair loss and a ton of hair paint finasteride more or less cured it. Where the **** are HIS before and after pics? The guy owes us nothing, but if he ever wants to be taken seriously again as a man who is sincerely wants to champion hair loss then he ought to get his **** together. He's been joking about retiring for a few years now, maybe that's a better idea.

 

[thinin]

The idea of the website was not about a forum, it was about a selected few respected members who would be the voice of the hairloss forums. Kinda like a council for any venture and members from all forums can see where the most dedicated members stand on different products and campaigns. The regular hairloss sufferer would not have to hunt down on countless forums to know if something is a scam or if there is a new fundraising innitiavtive for the next hair congress.

These type of forums would be used as advertisement for the current projects and as a means for discussions. Is this making sense now?

it was about a selected few respected members who would be the voice of the hairloss forums.

Why? Whats the point in this? How is this any different from any other forum?

Kinda like a council for any venture and members from all forums can see where the most dedicated members stand on different products and campaigns.

Again, Whats the point? Why do you need a dedicated site just for some forum members to tell me what they think about new products. This already happens on forums.

The regular hairloss sufferer would not have to hunt down on countless forums to know if something is a scam or if there is a new fundraising innitiavtive for the next hair congress.

what is a "regular hairloss sufferer"? Its not hard to spot a scam or to read afew forum posts. Regarding the funding, It seems like the current method worked fine. Could it have been easier yes, do we need a new forum for it? no.

 

[hellouser]

If anything, I think we could ask the admin to create a subsection here for a community driven project that would lead to funding, ideas,etc. I just dont want things to get fragment any more than they already are. There's so many forums that exist on the topic of hair loss:

Hair Loss Help
Hair Loss Talk
Hair Site
Bald Truth Talk
SAGA
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etc.

And thats not even taking into account the ones that exist for women. There are too many. What REALLY needs to be created from scratch is an international crowdfunding campaign with HEAVY outreach and marketing creating awareness and raising money. Of course, we need to rally together as a group and get contributors, but that can all be done on this site.

 

[thinin]

If anything, I think we could ask the admin to create a subsection here for a community driven project that would lead to funding, ideas,etc. I just dont want things to get fragment any more than they already are. There's so many forums that exist on the topic of hair loss:

Hair Loss Help
Hair Loss Talk
Hair Site
Bald Truth Talk
SAGA
********
etc.

And thats not even taking into account the ones that exist for women. There are too many. What REALLY needs to be created from scratch is an international crowdfunding campaign with HEAVY outreach and marketing creating awareness and raising money. Of course, we need to rally together as a group and get contributors, but that can all be done on this site.

Thats just the english hairloss forums too.

Your second point i totally agree with. We need someway to get this issue out there. Even a bloody twitter page trying to spread awareness would be a great start.