Which couple of raw foodism sites are best to refer inquirers to?

[Guest guest]

I know of 30-some raw foodism sites, but can't make up my mind on

which ones. (I would of course refer others to our group, after they

already have a basic understanding of the raw foods lifestyle).

 

If you haven't seen the ads, there's this new fun service

called " Answers " , which actually could be a useful tool for

spreading our knowledge of raw foodism.

It's a free " social networking-online community-Question/Answer

service " for all members. You could ask any kind of question,

pick one of the categories it should belong under, and it

gets 'advertised' in a pool of interconnected users so that they can

answer to their best of knowledge. They get 2 'points' for

answering; when you ask the question it deducts 5 points, but you

start out with an automatic 100 points.

 

I think it's fun, but most importantly we could use it a little here

and there to help others who are asking food or health-related

questions by referring them to raw food info sites, along with a

couple sentences about personal experience.

 

I'm sure it would be a great way to get more people involved in the

raw food lifestyle exponentially-speaking, and could soon change the

world!

Thanks,

Tiffany

[Guest guest]

Can you post the link for Answers?

 

Tommie

http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

 

rawfood , " Tiffany " <bluelairess wrote:

>

> I know of 30-some raw foodism sites, but can't make up my mind on

> which ones. (I would of course refer others to our group, after

they

> already have a basic understanding of the raw foods lifestyle).

>

> If you haven't seen the ads, there's this new fun service

> called " Answers " , which actually could be a useful tool for

> spreading our knowledge of raw foodism.

> It's a free " social networking-online community-Question/Answer

> service " for all members. You could ask any kind of

question,

> pick one of the categories it should belong under, and it

> gets 'advertised' in a pool of interconnected users so that they can

> answer to their best of knowledge. They get 2 'points' for

> answering; when you ask the question it deducts 5 points, but you

> start out with an automatic 100 points.

>

> I think it's fun, but most importantly we could use it a little here

> and there to help others who are asking food or health-related

> questions by referring them to raw food info sites, along with a

> couple sentences about personal experience.

>

> I'm sure it would be a great way to get more people involved in the

> raw food lifestyle exponentially-speaking, and could soon change the

> world!

> Thanks,

> Tiffany

>

[Guest guest]

Tommie, I was thinking the same thing.

 

I managed to find it, here's a link:

 

http://answers./

 

Debra

 

--- jerushy1944 <no_reply > wrote:

 

> Can you post the link for Answers?

>

> Tommie

> http://www.rawburchard.blogspot.com

>

> rawfood , " Tiffany "

> <bluelairess wrote:

> >

> > I know of 30-some raw foodism sites, but can't

> make up my mind on

> > which ones. (I would of course refer others to

> our group, after

> they

> > already have a basic understanding of the raw

> foods lifestyle).

> >

> > If you haven't seen the ads, there's this new fun

> service

> > called " Answers " , which actually could be a

> useful tool for

> > spreading our knowledge of raw foodism.

> > It's a free " social networking-online

> community-Question/Answer

> > service " for all members. You could ask

> any kind of

> question,

> > pick one of the categories it should belong

> under, and it

> > gets 'advertised' in a pool of interconnected

> users so that they can

> > answer to their best of knowledge. They get 2

> 'points' for

> > answering; when you ask the question it deducts 5

> points, but you

> > start out with an automatic 100 points.

> >

> > I think it's fun, but most importantly we could

> use it a little here

> > and there to help others who are asking food or

> health-related

> > questions by referring them to raw food info

> sites, along with a

> > couple sentences about personal experience.

> >

> > I'm sure it would be a great way to get more

> people involved in the

> > raw food lifestyle exponentially-speaking, and

> could soon change the

> > world!

> > Thanks,

> > Tiffany

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Tiffany wrote:

> I know of 30-some raw foodism sites, but can't make up my mind on

> which ones. (I would of course refer others to our group, after

> they already have a basic understanding of the raw foods

> lifestyle).

 

What are the sites that you cannot choose from?

There are sites listed in the links on the group website.

Why would you not suggest to a newbie to sign onto the list? That part

I do not understand. Although I had been raw for a long time, I felt

like a newbie when I decided to get my dehydrator, so I signed on to

the list, and I have suggested it to people who were considering going

raw. Why would you not mention it? What is the rationale?

Margaret

[Guest guest]

Hi Margaret,

I wanted to choose a reference site not for newbies, but for people who have

not even heard of eating foods raw. If they're newbies, I'd definitely refer

them to this group. The links on our group home page work well, but I was

looking more for a site that was less complicated looking at first glance and

had like a " Why go raw? " heading right up front.

-Tiffany

 

Margaret Gamez <mgamez1 wrote:

What are the sites that you cannot choose from?

There are sites listed in the links on the group website.

Why would you not suggest to a newbie to sign onto the list? That part I do not

understand. Although I had been raw for a long time, I felt like a newbie when

I decided to get my dehydrator, so I signed on to the list, and I have suggested

it to people who were considering going raw. Why would you not mention it?

What is the rationale?

Margaret

 

Tiffany wrote:

I know of 30-some raw foodism sites, but can't make up my mind on which ones.

(I would of course refer others to our group, after they already have a basic

understanding of the raw foods lifestyle).