Creating a busy forum! The how to guide

Roback

I am sure that everyone enjoys logging on and sharing the hobby with one another here on Riks site. As with my mego message board, achieving a busy board takes some effort and committment on every members part. What I try to do is to start a quality thread every day instead of just replying to other peoples threads. This seems to help to get everyone talking which I love not only because it is fun but also because it is so informative.
I enjoy sharing this hobby with all of you guys and it's enjoyable to come home after a long day at the office and kick back to talk shop. Remember, no matter how many times a subject is talked about it is always new to someone. I just would like to thank everyone for being so cool towards me. It's very much appreciated. I am also hoping that all of us will start to contribute even more to the forum so there is always new threads to comment on. If your like me then you love when others post images and pics. I love seeing other peoples collections along with images of different games. Just a thought ( hint hint ) Laughing

Rik · Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 2:59 pm Post subject:

I think there's a thread here somewhere showing off people's collections (probably in the 'Brag' section). I'll have to go through and 'sticky' some interesting topics so they don't buried down and forgotten about...

Lord Thag · Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 8:29 pm Post subject:

I agree. One of the reasons I started posting again was all the new activity. I'd also like to see the high score forum used more. I really enjoy seeing and reading everyone's scores.

Also, I tend to hit a few forums as my after work wind down, so I'm always down with posting a few things if the discussion is good. Here, there is a much smaller userbase than over at Atariage (my other haunt), but it's pretty friendly here.

I'm certainly down with more posts. Let's keep 'em coming!
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Roback · Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 9:19 pm Post subject:

That's exactly the reply that I was looking for. Busy forums attract more users which equals a better experience. If everyone posted a few times a day we'd have this place rockin'.