So I’m in central New Jersey, and unfortunately I haven’t found a Macintosh User Group locally, all of them seem to be far too north or south of where I am located. So I began thinking about creating my own Macintosh User Group. The problem is I am busy as it is with work and my life. I wouldn’t be able to handle renting rooms for discussions or managing events, not to mention the cost of this.

So this got me thinking… why does a user group need to meet in a physical place? The internet is a fantastic place to share ideas, connect with people, and help others. There’s no reason why a Macintosh User Group needs to be restricted to one area. Yes, I understand that meeting people face to face is a fun and exciting thing to do. And I would love to gather this way with those who share the same excitement and enthusiasm for Macs, but this way a physical meeting isn’t required off the bat. Things are allowed to grow, surely a group meet-up / picnic in the park is not out of the question.

So why not? Let’s see where this goes…

Would you like to join and get started? Great!! It’s very simple, just register to participate in our forums by clicking here. Once you’ve registered with us check your email for your activation link, after that I recommend changing your password since the auto-generated one is difficult to remember.

From there you can introduce yourself and start a discussion of your very own.

Enjoy!

-Steve