Shall We Continue?

You bring up a good point! However, I've never seen clothing discussed here, so you might just have to fall back on your Jersey Shore DVD box set?
There's a box set now? :eek:
I somehow think that the fans might be downloading that one for free.
it's a Jersey thing.:)
Cheers
 
Hi Ernest- This is your call. You'll make the right decision.
EKI was here before the Forums and the EKI customer base will always be strong and is growing. Congratz.
rolf
 
Keep it going! Put Meagan or Randy as moderators to keep it in the Family!
 
We'll spoken valid and to the point. Ur not hear to hold anyone's hands ur here to make knives. Your focus is where u feel it has the most impact and your plan addresses the needs of the people of the forum. I for u doing what u do best which isn't typing. Kudos
 
Of course it should stay. Forums are the best way to spread knowledge, discuss both criticisms and complaints, and troubleshoot/find necessary resources, etc. Like every other maker, I am sure time is something people have very little of, but additional presence on a forum would still be a plus. From the perspective as a consumer, when a maker keeps a presence on an area in which two-way interaction can occur to address needs, concerns, positive/negative feedback, and open up R&D to customer input, everyone wins. Benefits to the maker are happier customers, greater sales, more repeat customers, and a very good source of user-feedback that can be used for continuous quality improvement. While it is impossible to please everyone every single time, this presence still makes a big difference in many instances.

Like many other makers on this forum, Emerson has contributed significantly to the modern stage we are in as far as edged tools and edged weapons go. It is a brand that people looking for a quality folder should certain consider when weighing the options available. That becomes harder without Emerson's presence here.

Additionally, the knowledge base created by Emerson on edged weapons training is also notable and extensive. A forum can help discuss training materials and help owners best utilize an edged weapon to survive in a SHTF situation.
 
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