CAMELOT FANTASIES

we have almost 200 members now lady TT.


only 500 more to go. we can do it if we stay the course and stay determined.


we are just going to transform Camelot into a learning center and a resource center that entertains and inspires.



that will be good enough for us. and a few people will want to interact and chit chat a little bit. and we have the perfect place for that.

there is boundless freedom at Camelot. people can have anything they want here. they can talk and share something or they don't have to if they don't wish to.


they can just relax at Camelot and enjoy the peace and quiet here. they can create poetry here or write songs for instance. they can just do whatever they please.




there is just no way to compete with all the modern social media innovations like twitter, facebook, and scores of other ones.


most of the forums even 10 times the size we are at Camelot are nearly dead. and they have been around a lot longer.


a handful of forums like MTF which are run by fairly large companies do well. the rest have little or no activity.


Camelot is perfect for what we want. we want a calm, quiet, peaceful place where we can just be ourselves. we can just do our thing here and nobody ever bothers anybody in any way.

I see. The member list is really growing and Camelot has evolved into more than we envisioned. You are right about the big tennis forums, they are slowly dying off. TW is a ghost of what it was several years ago and many of the "regulars" no longer post there. I think a lot of it has to do with the aging of Federer and Rafa and those two not winning majors anymore. They were phenomenal and kept the tennis world on its toes. Novak cannot generate that kind of buzz and Murray seems to be on walkabout. Stan is boring, Dmitrov hasn't produced, and the potentials Kei and Raonic have not delivered.

You were quite innovative to become an all inclusive society that embraces all interests and point of views. There will always be a desire for humans to connect with other humans on a social level and Camelot offers that. Its peaceful and accepting environment is ideal for the future. At this point it is turning into a hub of creativity and love of all things old and new.

All we need to work on is how to better market it. Which reminds me, what are your meta tags (I think they're called) for Camelot. You know where you put in certain tag words when people search Google. For instance, when you started Camelot you probably focused on the tennis aspects by putting in tags like tennis, sports, etc. If you can go back and update that you should add terms like social club, creative clubs, castles, horses, travel, and the other things that Camelot now offers. Then when people are searching for groups Camelot Elite Tennis Society will be listed. Just a thought I remembered from when I had my own website.