Incident Paging Services

[SigIntel8600]

Any chance a separate thread could be created to discuss the various incident paging services? Thanks.

 

[mikewazowski]

Any reason you can't just start a new thread?

 

[SigIntel8600]

Any reason you can't just start a new thread?

Hi Mike,

Threads get buried over time, or locked if they go off the rails.

 

[mikewazowski]

Do you mean a forum dedicated to Incident Paging Networks?

 

[SigIntel8600]

Do you mean a forum dedicated to Incident Paging Networks?

Yes Sir

 

[mikewazowski]

At this point I don't think there's enough threads to warrant a dedicated forum. You can quickly find buried threads by using the search function and no matter what forum the thread is in, if it goes off the rails, it's still going to get locked.

 

[SigIntel8600]

10-4 thanks

 

[YalekW]

It is a good idea, but the post would be restricted to *only* the messages provided by incident page network, and would forbid others from posting actual non-restrictive messages.
Posting such as, answers to a question, advice, etc. Plus, others would need to submit only their own incident page network messages, and that only.
Theres many ways to do this off the forums, perhaps through RSS feed, etc.

 

[SigIntel8600]

It is a good idea, but the post would be restricted to *only* the messages provided by incident page network, and would forbid others from posting actual non-restrictive messages.
Posting such as, answers to a question, advice, etc. Plus, others would need to submit only their own incident page network messages, and that only.
Theres many ways to do this off the forums, perhaps through RSS feed, etc.

My thought was a place to post reviews, general questions, etc. No confidential info, no re-posting of pages, or proprietary information (which would violate paging services guidelines and terms of service) just a place to post the good (or bad) concerning these services. But got the no go...........Oh well. IPN has partnered with Radio Reference. They should at least have a dedicated forum for them.

 

[mikewazowski]

It is a good idea, but the post would be restricted to *only* the messages provided by incident page network, and would forbid others from posting actual non-restrictive messages.
Posting such as, answers to a question, advice, etc. Plus, others would need to submit only their own incident page network messages, and that only.
Theres many ways to do this off the forums, perhaps through RSS feed, etc.

That's not what's being discussed here.

IPN has partnered with Radio Reference. They should at least have a dedicated forum for them.

IPN has partnered with Broadcastify not RadioReference.