Originally posted by Boofo I'm with you Drk (but if you get any money that you don't want, I'll be a real pal and take it off of your hands for you. That's what friends are for. )
Originally posted by Boofo I'm with you Drk (but if you get any money that you don't want, I'll be a real pal and take it off of your hands for you. That's what friends are for. )
Originally posted by Boofo I'm with you Drk (but if you get any money that you don't want, I'll be a real pal and take it off of your hands for you. That's what friends are for. )
Originally posted by Boofo I'm with you Drk (but if you get any money that you don't want, I'll be a real pal and take it off of your hands for you. That's what friends are for. )
A dead looking forum tends to drive away potential visitors. In the past, others have suggested that you create a few fake accounts and talk to yourself. Make the place LOOK active and it will become so. Somebody even suggested a fake flame war as a way to entice people to participate.
I never had a problem getting members. We had about 200 sign up in our first weekend of operation. Of course, we were affiliated with a very definite user community and there was a need for the board. If you can manage that, finding members is the easy part
08-19-2002, 02:40 PM
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