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 THE
READERS of Classical Fighting Arts, we
have found, are a special breed. They have a great deal in common with each
other, are constantly seeking to improve their knowledge, and exhibit a genuine
interest in all matters relating to authentic martial arts.
To stimulate and improve communications between individual
subscribers and Classical Fighting Arts, we have set up this forum,
the only qualification for full membership of which will be a current subscription
to Classical Fighting Arts.
We have invited our writers and technical experts to become involved, and
we will also use the forum as a way of passing on special offers to subscribers
whenever possible. In this way we hope to repay those who help us most, our
readers, while attracting more subscribers.
The
rules of the forum are quite simple. Good manners are prized, criticism must
be informed, and the goal of all must be self-improvement through the sharing
of knowledge. We are all tired, I know, of truly ignorant individuals sounding
off about things they don't understand, and hope, instead, to bring to this
group the sort of cheerful cooperation that has made working for Classical
Fighting Arts, and with its contributing editors, such a truly rewarding
experience.
Those
who are unable to conform with the standards of behavior we expect will be
electronically excommunicated.
Enter
Classical Fighting Arts Forums
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FAQ's
Q:
How do I join?
A:
Anyone can! Just click on this link,
give your name and e-mail address, read the terms of the simple agreement
and if you approve, click to apply. You will be sent a password (which you
can change later) that will allow you to enter the forum. If you are a Classical
Fighting Arts subscriber
you will be given a full membership that will allow access to the whole
forum.
All memberships are free and are granted at the discretion of the moderators
and staff.
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