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Links to Lebanon-related threads around SSC
Please use this thread to post links to other threads throughout SSC that are either about Lebanon or that mention Lebanon. This will help us get an understanding of what other forumers think or know about Lebanon and allow us to join other discussions and participate in spreading information about the country.
Whenever you find or create a new thread outside the Lebanese forum, post it over here and either Beiruti or Nadini will edit it in the correct sub-category. Last edited by Nadini; March 2nd, 2008 at 06:37 AM. |
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P-O-L-L-S Buildings Marina Towers Four Seasons Hotel Platinum Tower Beirut Tower Metropolitan Hotel and Grand Habtoor Le Royal Beirut, Lebanon Cities Beirut - Lebanon Jounieh - Lebanon Baalbeck - Lebanon Tyros - Lebanon Others Nejmeh Square - Beirut - Lebanon Beiteddine Palace Mohammad Al Amin Mosque Faqra Temple Msayilha Castle Anjar Sidon Old City and Sea Castle St. Gilles Citadel Afqa Last edited by Beiruti; June 5th, 2011 at 08:46 PM. |
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P-H-O-T-O-S BEIRUT Beirut Streetlife Wild wild Faraya Cities Across Lebanon Jounieh - The Jewel of the Middle East The Holy Valley of Qadisha Beirut, the Lebanese Capital you haven't seen Beirut....Renace desde las cenizas [Beirut] Wiecej z Libanu Charming villages of Mt. Lebanon Trablos, Byblos and Tyros - Lebanon ZAHLEH | The city of wine and poetry Beirute - A Cidade Natalina Beirut, the Paris of the Middle-East White Lebanon Lebanon's nature Lebanon - One photo a day Lebanon: rebuilt Beirut and nearby Jounieh So You Think You Know This Capital? Otoño en beirut Liban - été 2008 Beyrouth | Paris du Moyen-Orient Four Seasons Hotel Now Open in Magical and Intriguing Beirut Christmas/New Years in Lebanon Beirut Streetlife! (Algeria Forum) Last edited by Beiruti; December 14th, 2011 at 08:11 PM. |
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O-T-H-E-R-S Annual Ski & Fashion Festival Faraya, Lebanon Beirut, Belgrade, Istanbul...popular nightclub spreads Vote for the Lebanese Flag as the most beautiful flag in the Middle East Miss Lebanon crowned Miss Intercontinental 2007 How Many Christians are in Lebanon, Mid-East? VIèmes Jeux de la Francophonie - Beyrouth 2009 Lebanon, Let's Party! Beirut trying to recapture its title ‘Paris of the Middle East’ (The Oasis Forum) Last edited by Beiruti; December 14th, 2011 at 08:13 PM. |
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I suggest assigning a forumer to each of these threads to take care of it, keep it updated, report any abuse and make sure it stays on top.
Many of us are already doing something like that, especially Nadini, who's doing a great job in the international forums. But I believe that by delegating tasks like this, we would be helping her and it would encourage forumers further to be more involved in the non-Lebanon pages on SSC. Of course choosing the forumers will not be done randomly but through a nomination/voting procedure. example to why this would be necessary is the "BEIRUT | Projects & Construction" is now in the 3rd page of the City/Metro Compilations and the last post was done on November 29th, 2009. |
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Very good idea and worth discussing. My only concern is the possible "over-posting" and "redundant posting" that could occur. We dont want to over-load and overwhelm non-Lebanese with a string of updates every other day and constantly keep our threads bumped. Basically it would appear as though we are forcing our agenda across the rest of the forum. It could backfire by annoying the forumers. Just one example is Zohar creating and posting the international Israeli threads that used to be everywhere and dominate all the forums. People said they were annoyed and stopped clicking - it was also no longer "new and fresh" and people lost their motivation to check them out. My suggestion is to post only if the updates are significant (a really nice cityscape/scenic pic or a construction pic that shows progress from the previous pic) should it be posted. There is no need to duplicate everything we have here in the international forums. The point is to spark interest and lure them back here to see more. I hope this makes sense and willing to discuss more. I do think someone should be assigned to look after each one though, but not necessarily for posting daily updates.
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It's a great idea however, just like Beiruti pointed out, we do not want to over expose it which is the reason why I closed the ''So you think you know this capital'' and ''Beirut, the Lebanese Capital you haven't seen'' in the cityscape section. We already have a huge success with the BEIRUT thread and reviving others would be plain boring for the non-Lebanese. I try to update the BEIRUT and the ''Beirut....Renace desde las cenizas'' threads as much as possible, however I do not want to restrict others from posting in them. I do think on the other hand that it would be a good idea if someone would be assigned to update the BEIRUT | Projects & Construction thread since I could not dedicate my whole day updating every thread in the international forum.
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I sometimes update the Lebanon 1 Photo A Day Thread (if I can find any good pictures) and I can be assigned that one
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I very much agree with Beiruti and Nadini and that's what I was implying when I said that the assigned forumers won't be chosen at random.
I can start by posting some rules that are open for your suggestions: - One forumer can be assigned to one or more threads, but no one thread can be assigned to more than one forumer. - This assignment doesn't mean in anyway that only the forumer can post news and updates on his/her thread. Everyone can contribute! - The inputs would/could be monitored by the moderators (Nadini/Beiruti) to make sure the updates are "smart" and not redundant. - Any forumer assigned to a thread can be relieved from the task if he/she weren't doing their job properly, by either not abiding by rules or ignoring the assignement given to him/her. - A form of rotation with forumers on the different threads could/would be applied to: * Make sure everyone gets a turn * Note which area is each forumer best at * Generally encourage forumers. Now, your suggestions would be needed to see how the nomination, voting and selection process goes. Also, I think this would encourage to start news threads in forums where they might be needed i.e. Highrises, Architecture, Stadiums and Sport Arenas, Citytalk and Urban Issues, Infrastructure and Mobility... |
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We haven't decided who is "assigned" what have we?
Also.. I have been updating the BEIRUT thread in cityscapes lately, I was just wondering if those pictures are strictly for Beirut landscape/architecture etc.. or can we throw in some street life photos? Popsi has some amazing ones that would attract a lot of attention to our forum...
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I will defer to Nadini on this matter. But I think you are doing a great job with the updates.
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What's the point of starting a new thread in the international news for that tragedy other than to emphasize on the negative-Beirut-propaganda? It's like those Paparazzi who keep publishing shots of supermodels slipping on the catwalk!I've already posted the news in the "Lebanese News" thread, where the whole story can be read, not only the tragic catastrophe. 12 people were rescued (more than 30% of the residents), thanks to the impressive work of the Civil Defense, the Army, the Security Forces, etc... The Cabinet agreed to provide 6 month temporary housing for the Families, along with several additional needed aid. The incident brought to surface the case of the old buildings, and already, several old buildings around Beirut have been evacuated and restoration is taking place. (Ashrafieh and Mousaytbeh) Oh, and the commenter in Rabih's post is banned anyway, so I guess he won't be sleeping in SSC either!
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If any of you guys care to reply to these guys
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1538683 |
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