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Chats and Forums :: Personality
Trading community through forums and live chats http://bit.ly/d8MBA
forexgo (Karl-Heinz Landwehr) Wed, 04 Nov 2009 12:22:13 -0000
Trading community through forums and live chats http://bit.ly/d8MBA
Talking about all things edu-ma-cation on the RO forums right this very minuto. Come and have chats here: http://tinyurl.com/yknydj7
JoDegney (Jo Degney) Wed, 04 Nov 2009 08:04:01 -0000
Talking about all things edu-ma-cation on the RO forums right this very minuto. Come and have chats here: http://tinyurl.com/yknydj7
Scoble makes some interesting points here about why forums and chats degenerate. http://bit.ly/28Us7d - but his comments aren't universal
randulo (Jazz blues wine voip) Mon, 02 Nov 2009 10:14:06 -0000
Scoble makes some interesting points here about why forums and chats degenerate. http://bit.ly/28Us7d - but his comments aren't universal
Trading community through forums and live chats http://bit.ly/d8MBA
forexgo (Karl-Heinz Landwehr) Sun, 01 Nov 2009 14:01:33 -0000
Trading community through forums and live chats http://bit.ly/d8MBA
ENFP Haven - A online discussion group for ENFP's and their friends. Very busy list.
Meta Description: [ enfp_haven: A Home For Champion Idealists & Friends! ]
INFP Community - A place for INFP's to meet like-minded people. Discuss relevant issues in the messageboards.
Intuitive Central - A site based on and run for people of the iNtuitive persuasion, one of the eight preferences of the Myers-Briggs Temperment Indicator.
Meta Description: [ A Place for all intuitives to sit ]
MBTI Discussion List - Email discussion list for general MBTI topics.
Meta Description: [ mbti: Professional Forum / MBTI® Instrument ]
MBTI Train - A listserv for trainers who use the MBTI to share what worked and did not work in their workshops. List participants must be qualified to administer the MBTI.
Meta Description: [ mbti_train: MBTI Train -- A Workshop Resource ]
MBTI-Queer - The list provides a forum for Queers with an interest in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). The spirit of the group is inclusive, all MBTI personality types are welcome, as are queer-friendly heterosexuals.
Meta Description: [ mbti-queer: MBTI-Queer ]
Typecast MBTI Discussion Group - A group primarily for those with a sensing preference. However all types are welcome to join. An easygoing and relaxed atmosphere is encouraged. Members can talk about the Myers-Briggs type indicator (MBTI), the enneagram, Keirsey temperament theory and non-MBTI topics.
Meta Description: [ Typecast: MBTI discussion group for sensing types ]
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