My world is primary land use and secondary jeeps...

Yes, there is a lot of good content. Toyota, Jeep and Mitsubishi are the prime content blocks on the 'Wire. And, there is a lot of content in Jeep section that applies in Toyota and Mitsubishi. In other words, there is quality technical content in vehicle specific areas that applies across platform.

Yes, I have trimmed the forums down to reduce clutter. I have considered reducing the big truck section but Russell has his Dodge power wagon affliction. And, I like the Dodge big iron.

The Communications and outdoor gear section seemed a good idea. The content reflects an interest that was blooming at the time.

Frankly, the economic implosion caused a massive shift in interest. That coupled with the rise of social media has changed lifestyles.

On the positive side, I am noting more people shifting back to forums and content based sites where they can get information of interest that is not available on social media.

Yes, the core of 4x4wire exists. I am guilty of creating some confusion not really knowing what I was doing during a number of changes in content management systems, But, the core is there that can be built upon.

Note, I am primarily land use in my approach. A couple of years ago I began shifting a majority of "land use" info to MUIRNet.net and 4x4vouce.com

What appears on 4x4Wire is more a national, general information. I would like to see 4x4Wire feature more technical information and destinations fir 4x4 fun