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Hello,
I've just joined this website, and I wonder if you could let me know if there is an on-line chat room, or if we use the forums only.
My name is Yicée, and I'm from Venezuela where I live now, but I lived in my beloved England for many, many years and I adore it.
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Hello Yicee and welcome. We don't have a live chat room I am afraid, we just use the forum for discussing topics.
THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION IAN. MAYBE ONE DAY THE WEBSITE MIGHT DEVELOPE A LIVE CHAT-ROOM. BUT FORUMS ARE MARVELLOUS TOO. I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO PARTICIPATING.
AT THE MOMENT, I'M TRYING TO LEARN HOW TO USE ALL THE BUTTONS ON THE SITE! I WANT TO SEE IF THERE IS ANY INFORMATION ON THE GHOST WHICH HAUNTS SAINT BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL IN SMITHFIELD, LONDON, UK. DO YOU KNOW WHERE I SHOULD LOOK?
ALSO, DOES A MEMBER HAVE A "FRIENDS LIST"? TO INVITE PEOPLE TO BE YOUR FRIEND, I MEAN.
REGARDS,
YICÉE
We don't have anything about St Bartholomews yet but I'll put it on our list of cases to look into. We have been debating whether to introduce some Social Networking features, such the ability to collect friends and create groups, share pictures etc. We certainly could do it and we have looked into it. I think the idea has some merits but when it comes down to it would our readers want it and use the facilities once in place.
As far as introducing social networking features, I suppose it could be fun to have your own page, invite friends and create groups etc, but is it really needed?