I found this great website where you can write up an article, and it makes it look like a scanned newspaper. (link) Check out this article I wrote:

Online BMW Community Connects Drives Around the World
For centuries BMW automobiles have been known for their luxury and prestige, but only recently are they beginning to get recognized for their community. Using internet bulletin boards, enthusiasts freely chat about their cars and organize real-life events, commonly referred to as “meet-ups”. We have met and interviewed Harry Maugans, founder of a thriving online BMW community called United Bimmer. He explains the growing fascination with web-based communities: “United Bimmer brings those passionate about BMWs together in a place where color or gender has no weight- the only requirement is a interest in BMWs. Owners can freely discuss their latest modifications and get feedback from the community, then participate in our innovative Rate-My-Car system. They’re allowed to drool over Edwin’s sick e46 m3, or poke fun at Witeshark for being Apple-obsessed. They can read comprehensive DIYs written up by Dudesky, or watch heated debates between headlight vendors (popcorn recommended). There are limitless ideas, so hop on, register, and post away!” Harry also mentioned that if you make fun of him for kicking a mailbox’s ass, he’ll ban you. So there you have it, a global movement using forums as a method of connecting enthusiasts, all united under a single obsession. Check out United Bimmer’s website at www.unitedbimmer.com.

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