Social Networks let people connect with
people of similar interests and backgrounds. In recent years, many
sites have popped up to fulfill the need for people to connect to each
other. Riders in The CAV are part of these social networks so it is
only natural that various members would create groups within these
networks to let CAV members meet and gather and to spread our message
to non-CAV people.
There can be problems with this though. It is possible that the image portrayed of The CAV in these groups is not always the best one. The name and logo used by The CAV belong to an incorporated entity. If they are being used in a manner that is not in the interest of The CAV, that incorporated entity can take legal action. If you are a member of one of these groups and see another member cutting down The CAV or airing our dirty laundry, you should not take it upon yourself to confront them. Let the Web Master know and he/she can have the matter dealt with through more effective means.
With that out of the way, you should feel free to join (or start) a CAV-related group on any of the various social network and Web 2.0 sites. Here are some links to existing groups:
There can be problems with this though. It is possible that the image portrayed of The CAV in these groups is not always the best one. The name and logo used by The CAV belong to an incorporated entity. If they are being used in a manner that is not in the interest of The CAV, that incorporated entity can take legal action. If you are a member of one of these groups and see another member cutting down The CAV or airing our dirty laundry, you should not take it upon yourself to confront them. Let the Web Master know and he/she can have the matter dealt with through more effective means.
With that out of the way, you should feel free to join (or start) a CAV-related group on any of the various social network and Web 2.0 sites. Here are some links to existing groups:
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