5 Nov
2009
5 Nov
'09
8:05 a.m.
FROM AHA TECH TALK:
Hi All,
The AHA is extremely excited to launch a completely new website for
homebrewers, replacing the old beertown.org/homebrewing site. Check it
out at www.homebrewersassociation.org .
HomebrewerAssociation.org is a dream of the American Homebrewers
Association (AHA) Governing Committee that has finally come to fruition
after many years of discussion. The AHA staff and the Brewers Association
web team have logged many hundreds of hours of work to put this site
together for you.
The goal of HomebrewersAssociation.org is to provide the homebrewing
community with an online resource for all things homebrewing. With that in
mind, much of the site is devoted to user-generated content. The AHA
Forum, an online discussion group for all topics of homebrewing, is open
to all homebrewers. It’s like an online version of TechTalk.
The AHA homebrewopedia is a wiki-based resource, where homebrewers from
around the world are invited to share their recipes and brewing knowledge.
Along the lines of building community, we have sections of the website for
you to provide us with photos and descriptions of your brewing equipment,
bios of your fellow homebrewers, and profiles of your homebrew club.
Go to Pimp My System in the AHA Forum to add descriptions and images of
your homebrew system and gadgets. While you are there, go to the
Homebrewer Bios folder to post images and text telling the world about a
homebrewer we should all know better (that could be you!). We will post a
new system or gadget and a Brewer of the Week on the homepage of
HomebrewersAssociation.org every week.
In addition to articles geared towards helping homebrew clubs with club
events and management, the new Homebrew Club Resources pages also have a
section on homebrew Club Profiles. We encourage you to post a description
and photographs of your club to share with the community. Once a week we
will post a new Club Profile on the homepage of
HomebrewersAssociation.org. Club Resources also has sections for clubs to
post their club benefits and club newsletters.
As members of the AHA, you can update your membership information directly
from the website. We will soon be adding Members-Only content to the site
as an added membership benefit.
The success of www.HomebrewersAssociation.org depends on the participation
of the entire homebrewing community, but especially the members of the
AHA. With that in mind, I urge you to search the site over and begin
contributing in the AHA Forum, on homebrewopedia, and by posting to Pimp My System,
Homebrewer Bios, and Club Profiles.
We hope you like the new site!
Gary Glass
Director
American Homebrewers
Association
gary(a)brewersassociation.org
www.beertown.org
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