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Does anyone elese want a category specifically for the roasting aspect of the coffee biz?
Because I sure do. I find it's really hard to find much good material about roasting on this site. Let's improve barista exchange in this regard. If you want a roasting section, I'd love to know about it.
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Permalink Reply by Joseph Robertson on -
I thought that is what the one for Roasters was for? Or am I mistaken about there already being one?
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Permalink Reply by Matt Milletto on -
http://www.baristaexchange.com/group/roasters
Zech, are you talking about a category in the forum? I'll look into it. Most people use the roasters "group" which has an internal forum of it's own so that it stays on topic.
Thanks,
Matt
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Permalink Reply by Zech on -
Cool, matt. I guess that makes a lot more since. Maybe I haven't spent enough time logged in to really see how discussions break down. But, yes, that is what I was suggesting. I look into the group. Thanks, bro.
Matt Milletto said:http://www.baristaexchange.com/group/roasters
Zech, are you talking about a category in the forum? I'll look into it. Most people use the roasters "group" which has an internal forum of it's own so that it stays on topic.
Thanks,
Matt
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